Thanks for that bit of advice! i have a 30 page story going on the computer, but it is about horses. I can write about horses easily, but I am trying to expand my category! I'll post a bit of it here:
“Watch Pirate now, Sammy. He’s extra wild today.” Her dad warned, giving her a boost onto the 17-hand thoroughbred. Pirates Treasure pranced away though, and Samantha had to ungracefully fling herself into the saddle. She caught up the reins quickly and pulled Pirate to a stand still. “Warm him up, then breeze him a quarter mile, alright?” Mr. Reese instructed. Samantha nodded.
“Easy, boy.” Samantha murmured. Although she barely let out the reins, Pirate still tried to jump out, but only made it into a bouncy trot before Samantha brought him down to a walk. He snorted and pranced his way around the track. Cautiously Samantha let him out into a trot. He eagerly went into the faster gait, and then voiced his dislike at being held in. He tossed his head. “It’s okay boy, easy.” Samantha focused on staying on. Finally, Samantha let him out into a canter. Pirate lunged out, jerking Samantha’s head back. She quickly regained balance and straightened him out. That didn’t satisfy him and before long Pirate wanted to go all the way out. He decided he had had enough of Samantha’s holding him back and reared. Samantha held on tight. “Settle down, easy, stand.” Samantha tried to calm the horse down. When Pirate landed, he took off. It dawned on Samantha that Pirate had gotten the bit between his teeth! That meant she couldn’t control him. “Pirate! Steady, calm down boy.” Samantha urgently asked the horse. Pirate saw another colt, and charged after him, screaming the horse’s cry of war. “Watch out!” Samantha shouted. The startled rider pulled his mount up just in time, but now Pirate was headed straight toward the rail. Samantha vaguely remembered hearing shouts of panic before she screamed as Pirate went right through the rail, throwing Samantha to the side. Then, all went black.