Once upon a time, there lived a young boy who was very fond of animals. He seemed to be connected to them in a way that only he could understand. One day, as he was playing in the woods, he encountered a beautiful white mare. The horse had a gentle disposition and the two became fast friends.

The boy enjoyed spending time with the mare, and over the days, they grew even closer. One day, out of curiosity, the boy decided to put a bridle on the mare and take her for a ride. He was so proud and excited to have a horse of his own.

The boy discovered a new passion for riding and soon became quite the expert jockey. He became a regular at the local race track and even won a few races. People began to take notice of his prowess and he started to become quite well-known.

One day, the boy came across a technique called ‘Martingale’. This method used a system of placing bets on horses to increase the odds of winning. He decided to give it a try and soon he was winning more than ever before.

He grew more and more confident in his skills and began to risk larger sums of money. He thought that he couldn’t lose, but one day he was proved wrong. The horse he had placed his bets on came in last and he lost all of his money.

The boy was devastated and broke down in tears. He realized that his greed had cost him dearly and he had been foolish to think he could outsmart the system.

The moral of the story is that we should never believe that we are invincible or that we can always win. Greed can blind us to the consequences of our actions, and it is important to put our faith in something bigger than ourselves.