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"No, love, you keep as gift," Danu smiled in return. It wasn't often that a sire's owner would turn down the foal of two incredible horses, but then again, Lunars were an odd people.
"Could you show Annie how you work with the horses, Danu?" Ciaran asked.
"I was about to." Danu took Annie's hand, guiding her out of the branch ring. "Lir, bring Gonovo."
Lir took Bulo out of the ring and let him loose without a lead or bridle, and the horse didn't wander far, content to graze. He headed toward where they kept the other horses, and returned with a horse that reminded Annie of Ferrous before she'd begun his training. He was wild and tried constantly to escape from Lir. The Lunars didn't use bridles and saddles, and oftentimes didn't even use lead ropes with their trained mounts. Lir had a simple leather lead on Gonovo, and struggled to guide him. Once in the ring, Lir pulled the lead off, and Gonovo galloped around the ring. Even though he hardly had to step up to go over the branches, he acted as if he was caged in by high fences and he would not cross the branches. Danu stood in the center, watching him calmly as he ran about. This was a dangerous stallion, the sort that Annie would usually have one of her stronger horses and David with her to guide and wear down.
Danu stepped out into his path and he reared with an angry whinny, but she didn't back down, only side-stepped to avoid being struck. When he came back down, she caught him with one hand under his head and the other on the long bridge of his nose. He tugged away but she didn't let go. "Evim," she murmured, along with several other soft words until he finally quit pulling and stood still. When he did, she rewarded him by letting her hand fall from under his head, but she kept the other on his nose.
He snorted quietly and she kissed his forehead with a smile. "Sweet boy," she whispered. She began to walk backwards around the ring, and when he followed and pressed his nose back into her hand, she rewarded him with a bite of a carrot she'd pulled from a satchel at her side. He wouldn't take it the first time, so she showed him by eating some herself. Once he got a taste, he loved them and she had him following her as the jogged around the ring. But when she laid a hand on his shoulder and showed him she was going to get on his back, he got nervous. Even so, she pulled herself up with ease. She didn't need to hold on and she calmly balanced herself as he bucked a few times and jumped to try to get her off. Annie had never been able to tame her horses without a saddle and bridle.
"Evim," she spoke softly and he began to calm. Giving him a nudge with her footpaw, he began to walk and she practically laid on his back, reaching down to reward him with another bite of a carrot. She whispered and praised him, stroking his broad neck, giving over her trust and her physical well-being to this horse who only a moment ago was wild and crazy. And the whole time, Ciaran and Lir hadn't looked worried at all.
Danu gave Gonovo freedom to do as he liked, and he remained calm, carrying her like it was natural. Soon she sat up again and slid from his back, stepping out of the ring. He followed to the edge but didn't leave. "Would you like to ride?" She smiled to Annie.
"Could you show Annie how you work with the horses, Danu?" Ciaran asked.
"I was about to." Danu took Annie's hand, guiding her out of the branch ring. "Lir, bring Gonovo."
Lir took Bulo out of the ring and let him loose without a lead or bridle, and the horse didn't wander far, content to graze. He headed toward where they kept the other horses, and returned with a horse that reminded Annie of Ferrous before she'd begun his training. He was wild and tried constantly to escape from Lir. The Lunars didn't use bridles and saddles, and oftentimes didn't even use lead ropes with their trained mounts. Lir had a simple leather lead on Gonovo, and struggled to guide him. Once in the ring, Lir pulled the lead off, and Gonovo galloped around the ring. Even though he hardly had to step up to go over the branches, he acted as if he was caged in by high fences and he would not cross the branches. Danu stood in the center, watching him calmly as he ran about. This was a dangerous stallion, the sort that Annie would usually have one of her stronger horses and David with her to guide and wear down.
Danu stepped out into his path and he reared with an angry whinny, but she didn't back down, only side-stepped to avoid being struck. When he came back down, she caught him with one hand under his head and the other on the long bridge of his nose. He tugged away but she didn't let go. "Evim," she murmured, along with several other soft words until he finally quit pulling and stood still. When he did, she rewarded him by letting her hand fall from under his head, but she kept the other on his nose.
He snorted quietly and she kissed his forehead with a smile. "Sweet boy," she whispered. She began to walk backwards around the ring, and when he followed and pressed his nose back into her hand, she rewarded him with a bite of a carrot she'd pulled from a satchel at her side. He wouldn't take it the first time, so she showed him by eating some herself. Once he got a taste, he loved them and she had him following her as the jogged around the ring. But when she laid a hand on his shoulder and showed him she was going to get on his back, he got nervous. Even so, she pulled herself up with ease. She didn't need to hold on and she calmly balanced herself as he bucked a few times and jumped to try to get her off. Annie had never been able to tame her horses without a saddle and bridle.
"Evim," she spoke softly and he began to calm. Giving him a nudge with her footpaw, he began to walk and she practically laid on his back, reaching down to reward him with another bite of a carrot. She whispered and praised him, stroking his broad neck, giving over her trust and her physical well-being to this horse who only a moment ago was wild and crazy. And the whole time, Ciaran and Lir hadn't looked worried at all.
Danu gave Gonovo freedom to do as he liked, and he remained calm, carrying her like it was natural. Soon she sat up again and slid from his back, stepping out of the ring. He followed to the edge but didn't leave. "Would you like to ride?" She smiled to Annie.