This scene opens with Mercy, Yaz, Misha and Sam sneaking up on the slaves who are locked in their cold cage, hungry and naked. They laugh at their situation especially since they've just got back from a lovely lunch on the patio of a near by restaurant. The girls want to get outside in the backyard for some pony play, make the most of a beautiful day, and a little sun might be good for the slaves too. They fit them with dawg masks, as they are more dawg than pony. First Sam and Yaz go for a ride while Mercy and Misha lead the creatures on leashes.

After a lap around the yard Misha ...

This scene opens with Mercy, Yaz, Misha and Sam sneaking up on the slaves who are locked in their cold cage, hungry and naked. They laugh at their situation especially since they've just got back from a lovely lunch on the patio of a near by restaurant. The girls want to get outside in the backyard for some pony play, make the most of a beautiful day, and a little sun might be good for the slaves too. They fit them with dawg masks, as they are more dawg than pony. First Sam and Yaz go for a ride while Mercy and Misha lead the creatures on leashes.

After a lap around the yard Misha goes down on all fours and tells the ponies to jump over her. The poor beasts can barely step over her let alone jump, lol. So all four girls go down on all fours and tell the slaves to jump them without any weight on their backs. Their efforts still somewhat dismal causes Misha to demonstrate again and the girls all applaud her high jump. Enough fun, back to riding, as this time Misha and Mercy take their turns going for a ride. "We should take them to the gay pride parade" Misha says, "But only if they improve first." After a few slow laps of the yard they decide to make them gallop and as they do Sam says "There might be hope for them yet." Remember girls to take your ponies, or dawgs, out in the yard every day, it's good for them.