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Yes, this kid is going through it. No, I won't be going further into it.

Also I do kinda feel like I should put a TW for fainting here. Just to be safe.
(also this is pretty short because writing stuff like this tends to make me anxious..because experience.)

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Mmm. Dressage. Her least favorite phase of Eventing.

At least thanks to her mother. She didn't have a problem with Dressage itself.. it always just reminded her of her mother.

So, thankfully, it was almost over.

She still hadn't been assigned to a specific teacher. Her mother kept trying to convince the higher ups that she could be in the classes with the 7th years. The current one had an accent from somewhere, but what teacher here didn't?

At least he was one of the nice ones.

She had a hunch that it was about to rain, mainly because of the clouds hovering in the sky and also the fact that it was England. So she just..really..really wanted to get inside.. after getting Hope from the barn because she didn't like having her out here with everyone.

Sabine Hahn carefully pulled her horse to a stop. Stars giving a content sigh..groan?.. when she got a pat on the neck.

That was when the issues started. She had always figured not having Hope on hand was a bad idea.

She saw spots when she leaned forward...okay. Fine. She just needed to hurry up and get back to Hope. She had her guide harness on her today and had some candies in her bag. It should've been fine.

Dismounting - extra carefully for obvious reasons - there was a moment where she had to lean against Stars after she took her helmet off (too heavy. It felt like her neck would snap.. that was new..)and..

Nononono. Why was her ears ringing? Why was her vision tunneling? Not this quickly, it never happened this quickly.

She felt Stars shift beneath her hands and...

Her teacher was talking to one of the other students, unaware of what was going on behind him.

The last thing Sabine heard was her own muttering of 'ow'.

At least Arena footing was softer than concrete.

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And that's it, short and sweet.
Sabine and Stars are mine
No specific reference used.

Description

Yes, this kid is going through it. No, I won't be going further into it.

Also I do kinda feel like I should put a TW for fainting here. Just to be safe.
(also this is pretty short because writing stuff like this tends to make me anxious..because experience.)

---

Mmm. Dressage. Her least favorite phase of Eventing.

At least thanks to her mother. She didn't have a problem with Dressage itself.. it always just reminded her of her mother.

So, thankfully, it was almost over.

She still hadn't been assigned to a specific teacher. Her mother kept trying to convince the higher ups that she could be in the classes with the 7th years. The current one had an accent from somewhere, but what teacher here didn't?

At least he was one of the nice ones.

She had a hunch that it was about to rain, mainly because of the clouds hovering in the sky and also the fact that it was England. So she just..really..really wanted to get inside.. after getting Hope from the barn because she didn't like having her out here with everyone.

Sabine Hahn carefully pulled her horse to a stop. Stars giving a content sigh..groan?.. when she got a pat on the neck.

That was when the issues started. She had always figured not having Hope on hand was a bad idea.

She saw spots when she leaned forward...okay. Fine. She just needed to hurry up and get back to Hope. She had her guide harness on her today and had some candies in her bag. It should've been fine.

Dismounting - extra carefully for obvious reasons - there was a moment where she had to lean against Stars after she took her helmet off (too heavy. It felt like her neck would snap.. that was new..)and..

Nononono. Why was her ears ringing? Why was her vision tunneling? Not this quickly, it never happened this quickly.

She felt Stars shift beneath her hands and...

Her teacher was talking to one of the other students, unaware of what was going on behind him.

The last thing Sabine heard was her own muttering of 'ow'.

At least Arena footing was softer than concrete.

---

And that's it, short and sweet.
Sabine and Stars are mine
No specific reference used.