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My Horse Have you ever rode a horse? Well I have this story of my was actually about six years ago, I decided to start riding horses that’s when I found out that riding horses was something that I like to do. I did so well in riding that my dad decided that it was then time for me to get my very own horse. But then my dad saw that my riding got way worse than it was when I was riding one of the stable horses named Mabaliene. But that was because of two things one I was not used to him and two he was a kind of I guess you could say a naughty horse.
I eventually leaned how to ride the why he walked and we trained him to be good and to be. And I quickly improved my riding skills by allot I am now even better than I was before I got the horse that I now ride till this day on. My dad was proud of me. I was proud of myself. And I still love my horse and I always will

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