I could see the situation was getting worse, I stopped the dray and instructed all the passengers to get off the vehicle without delay, if not even quicker.I was by now holding Cracker on the reins with extreme difficulty. Once everyone was off the dray I also got down and went to the head of the horse. I could not ask the groom to look at the horse's head while I stayed in the seat, as the groom was not a trained horseman and I had doubts that I would be able to hold him for much longer.There was a wasp inside his blinker. The blinker is the side covering to the eyes on the bridle that prevents the horse looking sideways or being concerned by things behind. (Technical bits explained at the end.)Thank you for listening to our Buzzsprout audio stories.You can follow many of these with added film and photographs as videos and slide showson our YouTube Channel at "cracker books on youtube".WEB SITE CHANGE: New Web site at www.crackerbooks.frAt the same time, Cracker Books have produced 10 complete page turninge-books on their own Site.All the books are free to download to any device.Have a look at our bookcase and view all the book details. http://online.flipbuilder.com/crackerbooks/ Finally for lots of further information about what we publish and why have a look at our website at www.crackerbooks.fr

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