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Category: Horse PoetryThe news items published under this category are as follows.
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The steed slipped from the mist,
a backdrop of forest jet black,
silent, swift, true and strong,
without a second look back;
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Equus
They are the wonders of the wind,
wild and yet willing,
the subdued breeze,
the stampede so thrilling...
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A poem by a supporter about live exports.
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As twilight descends upon Dorking town...
A poem sent in by a supporter.
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Someone wrote to me and asked if I remembered the Horse’s Prayer. As I hadn’t read it for some time, I decided to look it up and print it – so everyone else can read it. Sadly, the author is unknown, but from the way it is written I would say it was written some time ago. For instance, Glanders and Farcy - highly infectious respiratory and skin diseases with very high fatalities, were eradicated in Great Britain in 1928.
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