A Journey To The Olympics

Many riders from across the world send out a form in the hope of being accepted into the famous Riverside Crescent Only 16 are accepted.

The stables currently own 21 horses. You may wonder, why have 16 riders when you have 21 horses. Well, between the two foals, a young mare just beginning her training and an older stallion and mare which belong to the stable owner and instructor, that's your reason.

The riders will stay in the big house in dorms. They have one person sharing with them in their dorms and they will be expected to not cause hassle.

Punishments will be taken seriously, they won't be having injured horses. Riders will be assigned their horses and if they don't get along, things will be changed around. Sometimes the lessons will mix up and they'll be given different horses.

Pupils will be expected to complete their schoolwork too or they will be asked to leave. They place isn't just about riding, some pupils don't even participate in that.

Small competitions may be held a few days during their stay but by the end of it, they have the choice to compete in the Olympics. Most people jump for it, others don't.

Horses and riders journey towards the day they'll finally reach the Olympics.

But, only if they're side by side.