Onceshewasdustedoffhesteppedbacktothelengthofthereinsandurgedhertowalk,whichshedid,stumblingacrosstheroughgroundasheledherbyherreins.Heledhertoanemptyhorsepaddockandwalkedthembothinside.Herethegroundwassmoother,flattenedoutbyit\'soccupantsovertheyearsandshewalkedalittleeasier.
Remmyliftedalongropeoffapostandattachedittoherbridle,thenhepickedupalonghorsewhipandledthenowfrightenedponygirlouttothecenterofthepaddock.
ThecrowdmovedtothefencestowatchwhiletheLongridermovedhissaddleandbelongingstoGaspode.
RemmypaidoutsomeropeandwithaquietvoiceurgedPrincessDeetowalkaroundhim.Theponygirlwasconfusedbutfoundherselfobeyinghisorders,keepingoneeyeonthewhipheheldcasuallyinonehand.
Remmybeganissuinginstructions,kneeshigher,pointyourtoes,stepoutnotforward,thingslikethat,andtheponygirlfoundsheneededmoreandmoreofherconcentrationdevotedtofollowingthoseordersthansherealized.Remmywasnotadversetousingthewhipeitherifittookhertoolongtolearnacommandorifsheshowedsignsofnotwantingtoobey.Buthetappedherlightly,focusingherattentionsonherlessonsandawayfromherfears.
Asshemovedinaneverwideningcircleontheendofhisrope,theponygirlbegantocalmandactuallyfeelatpeacewithherself.Somehowwhatwashappeningfeltright,feltgood.Itseemednaturaltohertobetrainedlikethis.Shedidn\'tevenmindtheoccasionalswipeofthewhiponherflanks,shetookitasthecriticismitwasintendedtobeandshedidherbesttonotrepeatthemistake.
Afterashortwhilethecrowdsuddenlyshowedtheirsurprise,forwheretherehadbeentwobeadshangingfromthecordtherenowshowedthree.
ThisgottheLongrider\'sattention,forhashehadexplainedtothemallnomanhadsucceededinremovinganyofthebeads.(责任编辑：admin)
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