"This honestly is too cliche for my comfort." Brei's never ridden a horse. Ever. Ever. She doesn't even like horses. But over the summer, her mom sends her off to go to horse camp. Brei goes to the camp after only one argument because of one thing. The cream colored paper that Brei will forever be afraid of. At the camp, Brei learns everything about horses and how to ride horses. She makes new friends and while being around the horses, she rediscovers a side of herself that she's long forgotten, and realizes that she has to come to a consensus with the cream colored paper.

This is a small collections of rants I have made up or have found about being an equestrian. If they are not my words, I will give credit to the author. Most of them will be my own(:

❝Seventeen riders, three finalists, one scholarship.❞ Welcome to Briarwood Elite Riding Academy the number one training facility in the whole world with on campus schooling for young riders with dreams of becoming champions. Every year Briarwood hosts a Briarball competition and this year the prize is bigger than ever; the chance at a scholarship for the finest young riders in the world. Riders will be tested on strength, agility, courage, intellect and of course their riding ability in the hopes of winning the scholarship and prize money along with any horse of the students choosing. So saddle up and let the games begin! Blair Thyme is a young aspiring Canadian rider with the hopes of one day winning gold for her country when news arrives that she has qualified for the 2014 Briarball competition Blair is incredulous! Now Blair has one sole desire; to win the scholarship, attend Briarwood boarding school and becoming the best Canadian rider ever but will rivalry, revenge, love, loss and mystery crush her dreams? ❝Book One of the Briarwood Series.❞

Aisling Tanner thought her life was under control. She was wrong. Suddenly, her world is turned upside down with the knowledge that her parents are getting divorced and she's being sent off to a private boarding school. The only upside is that the school is Cedar Hills Equestrian Academy, the nation's most higly regarded school in both academics and horsemanship.