He was over there in a flash as soon as he saw the hooves out of the corner of his eye. Grabbing the reins, he directed the horse to land to the side instead of directly on her skull as he would have if Josh had not been there to steady him. He murmured quietly to the nervous gelding before he leaned down, his arm going behind her back so she could lift her head and draw in air that was needed. She hadn't hit hard enough to break any bones but definately hard enough to knock the breath out of her. -- RD Future: RDUniversity

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