Handsome Ty Steele, a professional horse trainer, is looking to add to his income by offering horseback riding lessons at his horse farm. Unfortunately, he accidentally places his ad in the personals section of the local newspaper.<br><br>Gordon Burkhart, recently transferred from New York to the Midwest, comes across the ad. His over-active libido causes him to misinterpret the ad as offering something far different than what Ty intended.<br><br>What happens when Gordon arrives at the farm for his ‘lesson’?

Western Pleasure

“This form is for what you want to say. You pay by the word as well as the run time of the ad. If you have any questions, just let me know.” 


She smiled again. Tyler thanked her and she went back to her desk. 


He stood looking at the form. He hadn’t thought ahead of what he would say; but to save a few bucks he’d keep it short and sweet. He decided to add a little line at the end to make it more interesting and to show Barney and Zeb he wasn’t all that out of it. After writing the ad he came to the section where the advertiser chose a category.


Jobs wanted. No that’s not right. I got me a job.


Help wanted. I ain’t lookin’ to hire nobody.


For sale. Ain’t sellin’ nothin’. Well, sort of I am.


Items Wanted. Don’t want nothin’ ‘cept students. 


Services. That might be good. But this could be fer things like house cleanin’ and caterin’ and baby sittin’. Naw, don’t think so.


Dang, I don’t know which one to check.


Chapter 2