Personal Narrative: My Horse Riding T-Bone

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This was when I was about seven or eight years old when I finally had to do one of the hardest decisions I did. It started off a great day spending time with the horses just being around them. Well, my father and mother realized that it was finally time that I take up riding my actual horse T-bone. But that also meant that Andy wouldn’t be used by any of us because he is way too old for us to ride. At first, I was against the idea of riding t-bone because I was still not strong enough to ride him plus he was a very tall horse. But my mother told me to think about what would be best for Andy. As she said that I looked over at the pasture where Andy and the other horses were. Finally, my father said that he has found a family to where Andy would go. Even though I was the one who took care of Andy I didn’t have any say when it came to the horses since I wasn’t the one paying for them. That night even though I was supposed to be asleep I couldn’t because I was scared that I would never see Andy again.
The next day we went back out the barn and it was my job to go get Andy from the pasture and bring him to where the trailer is. When I put the halter on Andy I started to cry because I didn’t want him to leave me but I knew it had to be for him not with …show more content…
When we went out there I told my mom that I don’t see Andy out there. Which was true I didn’t see Andy anywhere. When we were leaving my father finally told me the truth saying that Andy had passed away. It was at that moment that what I was scared about all those months ago finally did come true. After I gave him to the family I never saw him again. All that I have left now is a Photo of him before I left him. Now to this day, even though losing him was hard I really never lost Andy because he is always in my heart and I know that he is watching over my
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