Chapter 1729

Keegan froze upon hearing what the horse trainer had said. "This horse got injured?"

"Mr. Moore was riding this horse during your race with him. The horse went out of control because of the injury. Look, right here on its neck."

Ron lifted the horse's head, revealing a long gash beneath its mane. "There's a big cut here. Not sure what caused it, maybe a nail. When the reins tightened, the wound got worse. That's why the horse got jumpy and hard to control."

He went on, "The wound's taking ages to heal. It's been over a month, and some parts still don't have fur. Probably the reins touched it while the horse was running, causing such a reaction."

Ron cared deeply for the horses he worked with year-round. Worried Keegan might sell or put the horse down, he pleaded, "This horse is usually really calm and even won awards. If it weren't for the injury, it wouldn't have acted up. Just give me some time, Mr. Kane. I'll train it well."

Lost in thought, Keegan snapped back, "I don't recall