S
tacey was excited as
she was heading for her
first ever breed National
Championships. It had been a long
and hard road to get this far and
finally she had upgraded to a horse
that was versatile and talented.
The two had clicked and were
a great partnership and he was
worth the pretty penny that she
had outlaid for him. It was daylight
when she drove out of her drive
to begin the road trip. The car and
float were loaded to the hilt with
all she would need for five days
of showing, plus travel time. She
had packed extra rugs in case of
a weather change and everything
else she could think of to ensure
his comfort, right down to familiar
hay and grain so he would not
experience a chang H[