Stall One: Key To Flight

[Ripley]

Stallion: Key To Flight
Age: 8
Pedigree: Cornix Flight x Gray Key
Owner: Firestone Racing
Breeder: Raising Stars Barn

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[Kenren]

Since Larsa and Minske had been left in charge of their stallions, Cole had self-appointed himself to scouring the stalls of the other farms. He came to Firestone's first - while they were one of the newer farms around, they'd definitely established themselves quickly and he was interested in seeing what they'd brought to the table. When looking through the program, one horse had stood out to him, and he found himself in front of Key To Flight's stall. While he didn't look great on paper at first glance, one particular race caught his eye - the stallion had placed in the Preakness Stakes, no mean feat. And every horse had their circumstances. He wouldn't write him off just because of a lackluster record, not with the way he turned underdogs around on a regular basis.

Rolling his program and taking a look into the stallion's stall, Cole was pretty pleased with what he saw. Big muscles and strong conformation were always a great start.

[Cruisey]

While Amber and Nick were gushing over Ian, Johnny spotted someone out of the corner of his eye in front of Keegan's stall. His first visitor of the day came from a man representing Valkyrie Stables. The head honcho of Valkyrie was no stranger to Johnny; the jockey had seen him multiple times in and out of stalls and on the track. Keegan was no champion, that's for sure. But Carter saw something in the horse that could potentially be something greater off the track. 

Johnny slipped away from the two by Ian and sauntered over to the man and the big gray stallion. Extending a hand, Johnny introduced himself. "Johnny Garner, stud manager and jockey. To what do Keegan and I here owe the pleasure?" Johnny opened the stall door and the gray horse lifted his head from the pile of hay he was eating. Of course, the jockey forgot to take his hat off and Keegan instantly stole it. "Oh Christ..." Johnny muttered as the stallion decided to grab the brim and toss it around. Snatching it back, he rubbed the horses face, smiling. 

"Think's he's funny sometimes. What a little bugger."