The Pas Herald Pony Rescue Tale Cont'd
Page 4 recounts a quirky sequence where a pony swims ashore and is tied to a grassy patch after someone unties the stall and shoves the pony into the river on The Pas side.
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Newspaper
Pas Herald
Location
The Pas, Manitoba, Canada
Date
Oct 29, 1969
Page
10
Page 4 recounts a quirky sequence where a pony swims ashore and is tied to a grassy patch after someone unties the stall and shoves the pony into the river on The Pas side.
The narrator and Tom begin a rough horse trek from Fisher Avenue toward the South, facing distrustful locals, riding along a railway grade, camping in brush, and wrestling a horse over the The Maz River bridge into Saskatchewan, where a night near tracks and a near-escape from a loose pony mark the voyage.
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