Port Perry High School - Hilltop Yearbook (Port Perry, Ontario Canada)

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Bricks of Horses I Catherine Hewitt I Third rrize Tricky horses can eiuner be amusing or harmful. Let us take the few who have bgan taught some simple tricks. For rxample, take the horse who has been taught to shake hands with you. It is a darling trick, his master tells you, and insists you shake hands with him. To be friendly you walk over and before you have time to bend over, he swiftly lifts his hoof and knocks you in the chin or bruises your skin. To cover up your anger you sweetly smile and softly say, suffer little horses to come unto me . Then there is the kind which has learned to say yes by nodding it's head up and down. Never walk up to him and stand close to his head because you will be pushed so h'rd you will pronably fall. Of course his master stands back, laughing and boasting how clever his horse is, while it is all you can do to keep a smile on your bruised face. - v . . , The other type of horse lrreilly love to talk about. You decide to go riding and on going towirds the barn, you see the horse you wish to ride. He is quiet-looking and that is what you w nt. after you chase him for an hour he decides to walk to. the barn. You now lift the saddle toihis back vnu as you bend down to do up the girth, he gently nips you. Trying once more, you finally succeed. how you are putting the bridlsaon, but he keeps throwing his head into the air. You finally catch him unawares and have his he d into the contraption when he lifts you off your feet by throwing his head up. at last he is re dy and you lead him out and prepare mount. He quickly sidesteps, throwing you off balance. to help you but the saddle slips did not realize that he would bloat. and because you are not too sure of him you walk awhile only to find that he is the stubborn type. All you-need to do is give him a dig.with your heels. Before you know it you are off and walking down the road calling to him softly. So once again you.are on your way when a harmless butterfly flutters by.. Yes, you guessed it, off again. Going on down the road you meet a car, but by the horse's carryingfon ybugwould think it was a monster. Then when you least expect it,'he stops, puts down his head and begins grazing. You really lock cute hauling his head up. ' e , Here comes someone erfund because you You are finally on Well, you have had enough of his nonsense,'so you would think you were on a race- ran home. After having lost your turn for home. You horse by the way he J hat ruined your hairdo and broken all your nails you there is one thine abbut ridingeyou 7 arrive home. fell, certainly get exercise in walking. U l' y ' O

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