The Gun Fight
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There were only three men working for him and he couldn’t afford to spare any of them for this simple but hour-consuming chore. Mounted on his blood bay, Socks, so named for the whiteness of its feet extending to the fetlocks, Benton was riding leisurely along the rutted trail that preceding fence rides had worn.
Five times during the morning, he’d stopped to fix loose or broken wires, missing staples, once a sagging post. Each time, he’d gotten the supplies he needed from the saddle-fastened po...uch in which were staples, a hatchet, a pair of wire cutters, and a coil of stay wire.
Finding a fence section that needed repairs, Benton would ease himself off the bay and ground the open reins. Socks would then remain in place without being tied while his master worked. The work completed, Benton would take hold of the reins and raise the stiffness of his batwing chaps over the saddle.
“Come on, churnhead,” he would say softly and the bay would start along the line again.
Benton’s horse was one of the two cutting horses in the ranch’s small remuda, a bridle-wise gelding that Benton had spent over a year in training.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
There were only three men working for him and he couldn’t afford to spare any of them for this simple but hour-consuming chore. Mounted on his blood bay, Socks, so named for the whiteness of its feet extending to the fetlocks, Benton was riding leisurely along the rutted trail that preceding fence rides had worn.
Five times during the morning, he’d stopped to fix loose or broken wires, missing staples, once a sagging post. Each time, he’d gotten the supplies he needed from the saddle-fastened po...uch in which were staples, a hatchet, a pair of wire cutters, and a coil of stay wire.
Finding a fence section that needed repairs, Benton would ease himself off the bay and ground the open reins. Socks would then remain in place without being tied while his master worked. The work completed, Benton would take hold of the reins and raise the stiffness of his batwing chaps over the saddle.
“Come on, churnhead,” he would say softly and the bay would start along the line again.
Benton’s horse was one of the two cutting horses in the ranch’s small remuda, a bridle-wise gelding that Benton had spent over a year in training.
What to read after The Gun Fight?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Richard Matheson to read onlineMoreLess
Edgar G. a year ago
I don't understand why when a cow is in a bog, that they have to try to dig it out by hand. The proper and always used way is to get a rope around the horns and pull it out with the cutting horse. or indeed ANY horse.Write Review:
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