*Human*

Lucky:Snorted. Her pelt was sweaty. She stood still in the trailer and her nares flared. Her month old filly Mitsa was right beside her not sure what her mothers problem was

Human

He jumped out of the cab and looked around for the lady he had emailed.

Samantha

The auburn haired woman walked out of the house and up the man. She held out her hand to shake. "I'm Samantha, I do believe we talked over email?" She asked as her eyes traveled over the horses. The mare seemed very nervous indeed.

Kiba

Kiba followed after as told, glancing over to the horse and her foal. He eyed them warily, the mother did seem. . .rather unhappy, if you will.

Lucky and Mista & Human

He nodded.Yup, This is the mare and foal. Its gonna be difficult to get her out. I probably would suggest hand raising the foal for she might take after her mother if not..He sighed and went into the trailer.He moved to the mare and slowly backed the frightened mare out.She went willingly proofing him wrong but when she was out she reared and tossed her dial.She then tried to run but the man pulled her back.

Mista watched her mother and whinnied.

Samantha

Samantha frowned slightly as she watched the mare be led out, and the events that followed. "Yeah... Here, bring her over here." She said, walking over to a side paddock that was next to the barn. It was much smaller than the pastures, and it was connected to the stalls by individual doors. She opened the gate for him and waited for him to lead the mare into it. "Leave the foal behind for now." She shouted.

Kiba

Kiba stayed back, watching the mare carefully. She was skittish and hateful like himself, but he made no verbal comment. Samantha called to leave the foal behind, but he looked back to the chocolate and ivory filly. Well, she was hooked up fine and wouldn't escape anyway, would she? But he didn't want to leave it. . .oh well. He pulled away reluctantly, checking back to make sure it didn't run to its mother and came nearer to the paddock beside the barn. He took a glance at what he could of the black and white mare, An Equine version of the YinYang. He grinned. This could get interesting.

Lucky

He led the mare to the paddock and once the gate was shut he let her go and moved out of the pasture and quick. He sighed.She screamed and took off running around the paddock and now calling to her daughter.Her neck arched.

Matsia she cried for her mother and started trying to get away from her bonds.

Human.he went and got the filly who now calmed as she saw her mother and now attempting to go that way.where you want the filly?He spoke.

Samantha

"Put her in the birthing stall at the end of the row, left side." She said. The top door was open so that the mother could watch over her foal and neither of the animals would get too stressed. She would deal with them once they calmed down and got settled to the new enviroment. "Kiba, you came to help out, right?" She asked as she walked over to the teen. "Go and help get the foal situated. Fill up the water bucket; there's a hose right over there, and make sure she's not too stressed. The mare won't be able to get at you, so don't worry about that. But if there's trouble come and get me." She finished as another truck pulled up. "I'll be out here until I'm done with this horse, and then I'll be inside, okay?" She smiled and moved over to welcome the new horse.

Kiba

Kiba remained a silent spectator, glancing at both horses in turn once in a while. As Samantha came over, his eyes snapped up, meeting hers fleetingly. "Hai, I did." He replied as she approached. He nodded and headed over to the barn. Once he slipped inside, he took a brief look around, grinning softly to himself at the welcome feling it radiated, much like the house. However, he kept moving and reached the end of the barn. Left side. . . He reminded himself, turned to the stall and opening it for the man. He headed in, snatched up the water bucket and took it out to where the hose was positioned. He turned it on low, the high setting sure to spook. As it filled, he glanced back to the others and the horses until he could shut off hte water source. He picked up the bucket and settled it back into the stall, awaiting the filly's entry.

Matsie

She snorted as the man soon let her go. She wanted her food.. She wanted her mother.She whinnied and ran around her stall. She bucked and cried and made suckling motions with her mouth. She was only a month old.She watched the boy but didn't pay any attention to the water.

Lucky she screamed and tossed her dial and ran around her small enclosure.