Suds: A Short Story

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The wind was blowing in my hair, sweat was dripping down my forehead. Suds was trying his best to stand still. Out of nowhere I was suddenly on the ground. My horse had been spooked by a trash bag in the wind. By now my heart was racing with fear and my head was pounding with pain. I had just been bucked off my horse. Suds, is a western pleasure quarter horse, he is hazelnut colored. Suds is a nice horse, very playful and fun loving. Throughout all the fun and exciting times, Suds can be a really big baby. Most people may believe he has separation anxiety because when we go to a horse show and he is at a point where he can't see my friend Brooke’s horse, Benny, he has a panic attack and starts whining and paws. It all started when I woke

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