Welcome back into my imagination. In this story, I envision life as a furry.
My character is an anthropomorphic horse. He's a member of a small but growing population of a subspecies that resulted from an ill-fated attempt to expand the lifespan of horses by injecting them with human DNA while they were still in the womb.
As you would expect, the result was a smaller humanoid with a horse's head atop the upper body of a human, and their lower half was the hind end of a powerfully built equine. They had human intelligence, an upright gait, and of course they could talk.
Naturally, they quickly became accepted into the human population. However, inter-species marriage and procreation between humans and anthro horses was frowned upon, but it wasn't illegal.
While some anthros became successful, highly skilled, highly paid professionals, most provided employers with a large pool of anthropomorphic laborers. The sports entertainment industry also benefited, as they were able to double their portfolio of sports performed by horses.
And so it was inevitable that it would become acceptable and legal to breed them, although breeding was referred to as planned population expansion.
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Alright, now get the picture. Theodore Harvester had a long and distinguished career as an anthropomorphic race horse. He then worked for years at stud on Bareback Farm, until he retired from his career as a cock for hire a few months ago. He then transitioned from having an unlimited number of sex partners when he was a stud, to being one of the most eligible bachelors in the anthro community. His paid speeches and public appearances were also prime opportunities for picking up some stray cat.
But when he and Katie became a couple, his life changed a lot. Suddenly he was limited to having sex with just one woman. For a few months he was OK with turning down random pussy, but lately the lack of variety had begun to wear on him. Couple that feeling with the monotony that comes with having as much free time as a retiree has, it's understandable that he'd started to feel restless. So he tried to fix the situation by getting back into the workforce at the Anthro Sports Programming Network, calling Anthro Horsemen races and covering the sport in general.
This chapter of Ted's story chronicles the events that occurred on the first Saturday in May at Bareback Downs that changed his life again.
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He'd spent the previous week in town getting ready to cover the year's first big day of racing, the famous Run For The Begonias. Not only was he part of the ASPN crew, he'd be making a short speech as the guest of honor at his former home track. He'd also be running in a celebrity race as part of the day's preliminary activities, before making the call during a charity performance prior to the day's featured event. If doing all of that wasn't enough, he had an interview with Glue Factory Racing magazine scheduled at Noon, over lunch.
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Normally Katie and Ted spend every weekend together, and stay in their own home during the week, with each of them taking their turn to visit the other on Wednesday night. Now that Ted had begun his new job at ASPN, he's out of town often, meaning they've had less time together.
She had caught a flight after work on Friday to come to the city to spend the weekend with him. They'd planned to spend the night together at the hotel housing the ASPN broadcast crew, then she'd go to the race on Saturday with the Friends of Equines Auxiliary, before attending the race after party that night, and finally going back home on Sunday.
When she arrived at the airport she received a text from Ted, it read, "Hello Katie, I'm in a meeting. An Uber driver will meet you in the terminal and take you to The Brown. I'll meet you there."
Unbeknownst to her, Ted had taken a room for the weekend at the famous hotel so he'd be closer to a group of his fellow former champion Anthro horsemen, who were also in town for the big race. The fact that the ladies of the Friends of Equines Auxiliary were also staying at the same hotel was no coincidence.
Katie was delivered to the hotel a few minutes after leaving baggage claim. The luxury hotel's lobby was opulent, and she soon found out her and Ted's room was elegant.
He met her in the lobby with a kiss on the cheek she thought was somewhat chaste. He explained his reason for changing hotels, and told her about the meet and greet being held by the Auxiliary they'd be going to that evening. He then excused himself to go hangout with his fellow legendary Anthro horsemen while leaving her to freshen up after her flight.
Though Katie was a member of the Auxiliary, she'd never traveled to a race with the group, but she was there now so she figured why not spend some time with them?
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The social hour was a casual affair, with attire of choice for the women being a sundress, while the men came as they were. As she and Ted made the rounds it quickly became apparent that the only people there were Anthro horsemen and the ladies of the Auxiliary, most of whom happened to have husbands.
Ted introduced her to his former competitors; they were Bucephalus, Traveller, Moreno, Trigger, Hyperion, and Black Beauty. Each of them greeted her warmly as the shook her hand until she met Black Beauty. In a voice as smooth as melted butter, he said, "Hello Katherine Empress Graham. Ted has told me so much about you til I feel like we're friends." Then he kissed the back of her hand.
After pausing a moment to allow the tingle that traveled through her body and settled in her clit to subside, she returned his greeting. "Charmed, I'm sure," she said before moving on.
For the next number of minutes she chatted with a group of the ladies she knew best; Gracie, Bell, Missy, Bitsy, and Queeny. After talking with them, and making plans to watch the race together, Katie then continued to move about the room. When she observed several Anthros leave the room with one of the ladies on his arm she was pretty sure she knew what was happening, but it wasn't her business. Regardless she was tired, so she decided to call it an early night, leaving Ted at the party.
When she woke up in Ted's arms the next morning for the first time in two weeks she went straight for his cock, but when Katie wrapped her fingers around his limp tally whacker Ted groggily pushed her hand away. "You can't do that," he told her. "I have to race today. I've got to save my legs."