Unicorn Horn Workouts

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Unicorn Horn Major Workouts

Race Name	Horses Entered
UNICORN HORN FILLIES*	Quintessential, Sweet Points
UNICORN HORN COLTS*	Black Legend
UNICORN HORN DIRT*	Mr Hats and Clogs

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Quintessential and Baylee Shepherd
Sweat Points and Luke Watson (temp)

Two great horses facing head to head challenge. Both which were great in stamina and speed. There was one big difference between them. Sweet Pea was five years old and her last racing season, while Quin was just three and still maturing. Hopefully the field wouldn't be too big , but just in case it was we were ready to take them on.

Leading our horses towards the gate, and loaded them. Both were calm and we were please with that, and stroking the slender neck. Then those gates sprung open and we took off like a lighting. Quin and Pea were well match as they were both closer and love to stick behind the other racers. But Pea was more experienced and a little fitter as she stretched her legs on more, but keeping her stamina for when it was needed

Then that final turned came into sight and Quin was starting her break and the mares were side by side against each other. It was really close between them and it was really exticting. Either party was refusing to give in or up, and then the line came and they both cross it together and that was the closest a workout have been before. Stroking their necks again as if it was a photo, Quin would have won by a nose slightly, it was really close. The mares were ready to fight, and they couldn't wait to run.

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Workout for Race ::: UNICORN HORN FILLIES

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Black Legend and Sam Morgan

It was time to work with the ebony fiery colt, he was still being a problem on the track especially with leading to quickly and fighting all the time, so today was time to change tactic and hoping this would improve the stamina situation.

Once on the track I allowed the stallion to breeze for moment, giving the gates time to be checked right and so that his muscles would be nice and lose for the real deal.

Pulling him up which he was fighting all ready so today workout was going to be a tough one. Knowing what his game was like, I managed to get him into the gates which he stood calmly again. His break was clean which was amazing and showing he was indeed maturing, it was a shame that mentally he wasn't maturing.

Allowing him to have the lead for moment like he would in the race, I gently pulled on the reins, making him slow down to the centre of the race. His head twisted and turned a little showing he wasn't happy with this, but evenutally he calmed down and his stride was smooth again.

As the final turn came I allowed the reins to slack and like magic the speed was like nothing I have felt before, as I never knew he had this much stamina in him, since he usually gets tired around this point.

Knowing this tactic was the right away to go, I hoped for a better result from the next race which was a very important race, and he was only colt from our stable entered in, so it would be all eyes on him when that race was on. He was ready to challenge the other colts, his fighting spirit was always there, which was nice to see.

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Workout for Race ::: UNICORN HORN COLTS

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Mr Hats and Clogs and Skye Webber

I was given a new horse today. The stable have bought him another barn, and today I was going to meet him. As I walked to his stall and saw the handsome stallion, he was a cracker, and I couldn't believe I was riding him. We haven't had time to get to know each other as we had a race to get ready for.

Come on then boy, lets get to training, I smiled and spoke softly to the new horse. He was really gently and well mannered, as I checked his legs and bandage them up as I led to the track. Once we were there I mounted up, with help from the groom. We trotted some more.

I allowed the stallion to breeze for moment, just see how he handled and if he was a fighter or not. The stable he lived on previous have brought him up great, and he was well mannered. Once the stallion was warm up, I pulled him up and led him to the gates.

The stallion was fine in the gate and when it sprung open he broke clean and fast. His stride was comfortable and I allowed him to stay in what he was comfortable. His stride was fast, long and smooth, it was like nothing I have ridden before.

The final turning was coming and it was like the stallion knew and he sped up some more. It was amazing, as I didn't have to tell him to break. The stride went longer and even faster which felt like I was flying. is mane blew softly into my face, and we cross the finishing line.

Slowly I pulled him up and stroked his neck you are amazing horse, we are lucky to have a champion like you in our stable, I said to him softly, as we were like one right away. I wasn't nervous about the race now, in fact I couldn't wait and challenge it with my life.

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Workout for Race ::: UNICORN HORN DIRT

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