Post by OM on May 17, 2007 5:47:37 GMT -5
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Site Name: One Mile
Admin's Name: Showgirl
One Mile. The bell rings and they're off. The pack of horses thunders down the stretch, their coats colors a blur as the race neck and neck. You horse has broken late and is struggling to regain ground. The jockey is urging the filly on and she is giving all she has, but is it too early? The sweat is visible as the round they first turn but she is gaining, inch by inch she fights for the lead. The thunder of hooves is just barely heard over the roar of the crowd as the pack turns onto the home stretch, but you can feel what your horse is going through. Her sides are heaving as she sucks in the air needed to pump her blood, ears flatten and she makes her move. No urging is needed, as she speeds up her already tremendous stride, she's in the mode, the mode to win. Her jockey is now just a passenger as she flies past one, two, three horses. Now it's the final 100 yards, and she is still gaining steadily on the leader who is visibly tiring. Finally you breathe easy as your filly streaks under the wire a nose ahead of other horse. She won, from last to first, your horse won. Wouldn't it be great to feel the excitement of winning a race, feeling the wind on your face as you shake your hand in the sky declaring victory?
Welcome to One Mile, where you can race, train and breed paints, quarter horses and thoroughbreds. Do you have what it takes to become the best, or will you back down and be ordinary? Do you have the strength to push your horses and do they have the stamina to keep going? You'll find out at One Mile.
Site Name: One Mile
Admin's Name: Showgirl
One Mile. The bell rings and they're off. The pack of horses thunders down the stretch, their coats colors a blur as the race neck and neck. You horse has broken late and is struggling to regain ground. The jockey is urging the filly on and she is giving all she has, but is it too early? The sweat is visible as the round they first turn but she is gaining, inch by inch she fights for the lead. The thunder of hooves is just barely heard over the roar of the crowd as the pack turns onto the home stretch, but you can feel what your horse is going through. Her sides are heaving as she sucks in the air needed to pump her blood, ears flatten and she makes her move. No urging is needed, as she speeds up her already tremendous stride, she's in the mode, the mode to win. Her jockey is now just a passenger as she flies past one, two, three horses. Now it's the final 100 yards, and she is still gaining steadily on the leader who is visibly tiring. Finally you breathe easy as your filly streaks under the wire a nose ahead of other horse. She won, from last to first, your horse won. Wouldn't it be great to feel the excitement of winning a race, feeling the wind on your face as you shake your hand in the sky declaring victory?
Welcome to One Mile, where you can race, train and breed paints, quarter horses and thoroughbreds. Do you have what it takes to become the best, or will you back down and be ordinary? Do you have the strength to push your horses and do they have the stamina to keep going? You'll find out at One Mile.
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