Horses Stories

A young filly named Margaret gets lost in a city and is trying to find her way back home. It's filled with adventure, friendship, loyalty, romance, love, and so much more!

" so i'll love you 'til my lungs give out. i ain't lyin', i'm all your'n and you're all mine " 𝐓𝐮𝐫𝐧𝐞𝐫 𝐌𝐚𝐫𝐞𝐧 𝐚𝐧𝐝 𝐓𝐲𝐥𝐞𝐫 𝐎𝐰𝐞𝐧𝐬 before the famous tornado wrangler started chasing tornadoes, he was riding bulls with his best friends, partying, and falling in love. "at least you're consistent " "just hold on, baby. hang on for me. don't let go. don't let go! " "don't act like you don't know what's yours, honey "

"Born in Hokkaido, Special Week is a bright and cheery, hardworking umamusume. After losing her birth mother, Special Week was raised by her mother's friend. Now, she hopes to make both her moms proud by fulfilling her promise of becoming Japan's top racer. Though she may falter along the way, her indomitable spirit ensures that she runs ever forward." This is a rewrite of Special Week's racing career from season 1 of the anime but generally more grounded and with changes and tweaks. The tone is closer to the shonen and seinen genre, a sports-drama, like the Cinderella Gray series but not really a sequel nor a follow up of it, and the characters might be tweaked with their characterizations. Credits to the owners of the artworks in this story.

Stories do not care for our maps, nor do they end where we plant our flags. We cross this cruel land learning only one true lesson: that everything we love is merely borrowed. The valley swallows men whole. The winter steals the green from the earth. Great houses grow silent, and names we once whispered in the dark dissolve into nothing but memories, the only territory where the dead are still allowed to walk. Perhaps that is why grief, as sharp and biting as a north wind, eventually feels like an old friend. There is a terrible mercy in its certainty. The ground does not bargain, and the soil does not give back what it takes. Once the spark has left a man, your only task is to learn how to carry the heavy, hollow ache he left behind. But every now and then, the world breaks its own laws. Sometimes, what the earth claimed does not stay buried. A face you surrendered to memory suddenly stands before you, breathing beneath the very same sun. Yet, after years spent learning how to breathe around their absence, their return does not feel like a miracle. It feels like a phantom, too cruel to trust and too real to deny. There are ghosts we weep for because they are gone, and then there are the ones who trail dust into the parlor and come home. We like to think the trail is the great test of a soul. Perhaps we are wrong. The hardest part isn't surviving the crossing. It is learning how to live after the world has taught you only how to survive. And perhaps, at last, Kayce Dutton will learn the one thing he has never known how to do: let go. - Triggers warnings. - Trauma - PTSD - Violence - Blood - Murder - Eventual sexual content - Torture I do not own Yellowstone/Marshals or its original characters. I only own my original characters and storyline.

Emmaline Walker has always lived in chaos: four overprotective brothers, a ranch full of noise, and her older brothers' best friend: Rhett Dawson. Loud, annoying, always-smirking Rhett Dawson. The guy who has been around forever... until suddenly he isn't just around anymore. He's... looking at her differently. And worse? Her brothers start to notice. What starts as teasing and stolen glances turns into thunderstorm confessions, stolen moments on horseback, and a whole lot of "don't close that door" energy from her brothers who are absolutely losing their minds about it. Because on this ranch, falling in love doesn't happen quietly. It happens with yelling, threats, dramatic overreactions... and a dog named Moose who has already decided he approves. 🐾

" The only thing that kept me sane all those years was your precious smile that was etched on my mind. " The whisper of these words echoed through the dingy corridor along with a soft chuckle. " Although your face became just a blurry memory with time, that precious smile of yours with little sharp canine teeth never faded away! " >> << Nova Morgan-a bold spirit cloaked in sunlit laughter. An equestrian prodigy and die-hard sports fanatic, she's the kind of girl who fills rooms with energy and heart. But behind her radiant smile lies a soul carved by longing. For years, Nova has carried the weight of a memory-a boy with stormy eyes and a heart that once matched hers beat for beat. Tragedy struck when they were just ten, tearing Nova and Reeve Hearst apart in a whirlwind of chaos and silence. Seven long years passed. And then, one day, fate returned him to her life. But Reeve isn't the boy she once knew. And nothing about their world has remained the same.

Millie knew horses. People? Not so much. When she starts her new job as a behavioural specialist, she did not expect that kind of boss. Tall, broody and absolutely beautiful. Will she be able to manage whats expected by her? Warning: containes mature themes.

River Hawkins spent five years proving he didn't need the ranch, the legacy, or the life his father had planned for him. Then his younger brother dies in an accident. Now the black sheep of the Hawkins family is coming home to bury the brother who stayed behind, face the sick father he left on bad terms, and deal with Hawkins Ranch long enough to leave it all behind again. At least, that's the plan. Until he sees Lilly. Five years ago, River broke her heart and walked away before she could tell him she was pregnant. Now Lilly has built a life without him-raising her five-year-old daughter, Mia, and running Pink Puffs Pastries in the same town River swore he'd escaped. River has no idea the fearless little girl with Hawkins blood in her veins is his. No idea his brother, Coty-Mia's beloved "Uncle Coyote"-helped raise her around the ranch. No idea Coty taught her to ride her palomino pony, Bumble. And no idea nearly everyone he left behind has been keeping a secret that is about to change his life forever. But River's return brings more than old heartbreak and buried truths to the surface. Something about Coty's accident doesn't sit right. As strange incidents begin piling up around Hawkins Ranch, River finds himself pulled deeper into the life he once rejected-working beside ranch hands who are more family than employees, returning to the rodeo world he grew up in, protecting the people who have always called Hawkins Ranch home, and uncovering questions his brother may have died trying to answer. River thought coming home would mean confronting his past. He never expected to find a daughter. He never expected to want Lilly back. And he sure as hell never expected to discover that the legacy he spent his whole life running from might be the one thing worth fighting for. Because at Hawkins Ranch, family sticks together. And somebody may be counting on River Hawkins running away again.

'Even if I knew the day we met, you'd be the reason this heart breaks, oh I'd Love You Anyway' -Luke Combs OcxOc

A fantasy romance about an ordinary girl, an Iron Prince, and a love that was never supposed to happen. She was never meant to meet him. He was never meant to love her. Elina Rowan has always been content with the quiet life she knows. Raised on an isolated farm beneath the mountains of Valoria, she has little interest in royal affairs, courtly life, or the world beyond the countryside. Her days are spent caring for her family's animals, gathering berries in the forest, and helping her parents on their farm. Then, one summer morning, the forest falls silent. A masked criminal races through the trees. A royal signet is stolen. And moments later, Elina finds herself face-to-face with the man everyone calls the Iron Prince. Prince Lucien is everything Elina never expected a prince to be-cold, intimidating, fiercely intelligent, and nearly impossible to read. Yet beneath the armor is a man carrying wounds of his own. Their worlds could not be more different. And according to the laws of Valoria, they were never meant to belong together. But love has never been particularly concerned with what is permitted. As kingdoms collide, old wounds resurface, and an arranged marriage threatens to decide Lucien's future, Elina must discover something she has spent her entire life struggling to believe: She doesn't have to be perfect to be loved. Some things survive the winter. Some love does too.

Kat Blackwood just made the biggest mistake of her life. A weekend in Las Vegas was supposed to be all about celebrating her best friend getting married to the love of her life. Instead, Kat wakes up with a wedding ring, a marriage certificate, and a husband she just met yesterday. Her father is powerful, surely he can help sweep it under the rug and get a quick annulment right? Wrong. Instead, she gets an ultimatum. Ivan Blackwood has spent decades building his family's empire, and the last thing he needs is a scandal threatening a major business deal. If Kat wants to remain part of the family and keep access to the life she's always known, she'll stay married for one year. Moving to Jasper Blake's quiet small town should be the easy part. Becoming friends with her accidental husband? No problem. Falling for him? That was never part of the deal. __ Jasper Blake never expected a bachelor party in Vegas to change his life. He planned to have a few drinks, gamble a little, and head home to the struggling family ranch he'd do anything to save. Instead, he wakes up married to a gorgeous, wildly out-of-place heiress. When Kat's father offers him enough money to keep the ranch afloat, as long as the marriage lasts a year, it's an offer he can't afford to refuse. Keeping the marriage strictly business should be simple. Until the city girl starts feeling like home. As the months pass, their fake marriage begins to feel dangerously real. But with Kat's return to her old life looming closer every day, they'll have to decide if what happened in Vegas was the biggest mistake of their lives or the best thing that ever happened to them.

Hey, here's a bit more about the main character. 'Hey, I'm Lieke. I'm 16 and have two little sisters: one who just turned one and another who is six. I love reading horror books and, of course, watching horror movies. I also enjoy drawing and writing. I look after a pony named Moon-he's technically an E-category pony, so just shy of being a full-sized horse. He's a real sweetheart, and you'll often find me at the stables; if I save up enough money, I'm going to buy him. I also do gymnastics on Fridays for an hour and a half. I hang out with friends a lot-basically, I'm hardly ever home. And yes, I'm gay-or a lesbian, whatever you want to call it. You'll get to know me better as you keep reading. Good luck! xxx'

Sage loves cowboys in theory lol, but from a very far distance. Preferably through a screen where they can't actually speak to her not like they would anyways. Real life is a little more realistic, like living in the worse parts of Mississippi surviving the heat from hell and living in a trailer with way too many pets, a paranormal-obsessed mama, a stepdad who watches anime and bull riding like it's a religion, and commitment issues so bad she's managed to date five guys without kissing a single dang one. Then a trip to a PBR Bull Riding Comp changes a lot of things. Because apparently getting chased through an arena parking lot by an annoyingly charming Tennessee bull rider who says "I like the way you talk," is one way to start a converstation. And Nathan Reed? Unfortunately funny. Unfortunately attractive. And unfortunately determined to know her.

A fascinating story of a girl, a horse, and the fear of falling.

Arthur Morgan had various forms of getting over the heart ache of his dear lover Mary Linton. A woman who often had him twisted up in ways that made a man feel foolish. Uknown to Arthur though is the living result of such; a seventeen-year-old daughter carrying most of his features that is traipsing across the countryside after the death of her mother. How many times will the father and daughter near miss each other before colliding in a substantial encounter. Charlotte (Cherry) Anne Morgan is what anyone would call a 'child born on the wrong side of the blanket'. Due to the many factors such as a one-night stand, an absent father and now a dead mother. She never knew her father yet was forced to carry the weight of his last name despite barely knowing any details about the man himself. When the shift of life forces her out of her childhood home and into the unknown plains outside of Armadillo, she builds up the courage that if she were to gather any fragments of his story that she'd seek him out and see where it leads her or maybe she'd just haul her sorry self to some church or orphanage becoming some celibate nun for the rest of her life. Follow along for the journey of Cherry!

On the first day at an elite high school in Los Angeles, Mia Williams just wants to survive. The past she ran from still follows her, and the pain she never speaks of is louder than any word. Scarlett Rodriguez, on the other hand, isn't used to being told no. She's not used to being ignored. And she's definitely not used to an obsession that comes out of nowhere. One accidental encounter. Two broken souls in very different ways. A dangerous attraction, blurred boundaries, and secrets neither of them is ready to face. Because sometimes... the scariest thing isn't falling in love - it's who you fall for.

we may outlive horses, but sometimes they stick with us for a lifetime. They may be gone but we may always remember them, whether it be for good or bad reasons. this is a story of a big little pony that ill never forget.

a lucid dream. a bad injury. a move across continents. and yet, somehow, i found the twin flame to my own soul.

where the arsenal captain gets too close to an italian roper in tennessee.

Seventeen-year-old Hadley Brooks has always understood horses better than people. She grew up on a cattle ranch, competes in barrel racing, works after school at Silver Creek Equine & Large Animal Clinic, and has basically had her entire future planned since she was little: graduate high school, major in Animal Science, go to veterinary school, and eventually become an equine veterinarian. Her life is busy, predictable, and mostly exactly how she likes it. Until Beckett Hayes pulls into the clinic parking lot after hours with an injured palomino mare in his trailer. Hadley has heard of Beck. Everybody has. The Hayes family has the kind of reputation that makes parents lower their voices when they mention them. Beck is quiet, guarded, and clearly doesn't care what anyone in town thinks about him. Hadley assumes the palomino is a one-time thing. Then Beck brings another horse. And another. By the fifth horse, Hadley wants to know where the hell he's finding them. Beck refuses to give her a straight answer. Then comes Number Seven. A dark bay mare arrives scared, underweight, and nothing like the horse Hadley remembers-but there's something familiar about her. A tiny star. One white hind sock. The shape of her face. An old scar. Hadley has seen that horse before. Hundreds of times. Her registered name is Famous Last Goodbye, a once-famous barrel mare Hadley idolized as a little girl. Except Famous Last Goodbye disappeared years ago. Her former owner said she'd been retired and privately sold. So how did a missing champion end up in Beck Hayes's trailer? And why does Beck look terrified when Hadley recognizes her? That's where the real story begins.