Massachusetts woman leaves horse adrift in Athol forest

Massachusetts woman leaves horse adrift in Athol forest

05 September 2012

Clip - joinnetposse.pngATHOL, MA, September 4, 2012 — Many assorted wild and domestic animals have wandered through Bearsden woods over the years, from Highland cattle and sheep that escaped from a local slaughterhouse to the usual assortment of bears, moose and coyotes.

The latest large mammal running around out there is a horse that a rider had to leave behind when she became lost in the 1,000-acre conservation area overnight.

Clip - clip13.jpgThe woman, whose name was not available yesterday, did not have a flashlight, but was able to call for help and firefighters found her and brought her out of the deep woods, which borders Phillipston and Royalston. But they could not retrieve the horse.

The woman did not tie the horse to a tree when she left it because she was hoping it would follow her.

 

Read full story here.


 

Resource: Worcester Telegram & Gazette Corp., http://www.telegram.com/article/20120904/NEWS/109049952/-1/NEWS05



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