Two more ponies killed in New Forest accidents

1:10pm Wednesday 6th February 2013 in News

Two more ponies killed in New Forest accidents Two more ponies killed in New Forest accidents

ANOTHER two ponies have been killed in accidents in the New Forest.

A bay filly died at Stoney Cross and a yearling colt had to be put down after a collision on the B3078 at Godshill.

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Cerdicjute says...
1:22pm Wed 6 Feb 13

More burgers.

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bazzeroz says...
2:20pm Wed 6 Feb 13

That's a burger innit!

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geoff51 says...
4:28pm Wed 6 Feb 13

Look you collection of sickos, if you find the death of an animal because of some persons lack of driving skill as a chance for hilarity, then I suggest you keep it to yourself.
I am sick of the carnage caused by bad driving on unfenced forest roads and the lack of respect for these poor animals, if these drivers are incapable of missing something as large as a pony then think what chance has your child got against these idiots!

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sparkster says...
6:43pm Wed 6 Feb 13

here here im sick and tired of the jokes every time the death of an animal is reported in the new forest if you cant show compassion dont bother posting, better still get a life

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geoff51 says...
7:36pm Wed 6 Feb 13

sparkster wrote:
here here im sick and tired of the jokes every time the death of an animal is reported in the new forest if you cant show compassion dont bother posting, better still get a life
Thak you for you ongoing support against these idiots, cheers buddy!

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sparkster says...
8:15pm Wed 6 Feb 13

you're welcome, makes you wonder if these sickos have kids and they had a horse and it died the comment might be "burgers for tea kids"

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bernard7 says...
8:32am Thu 7 Feb 13

I hope neither of you have eaten burgers from a certain supermarket, you may have consumed one of your beloved animal friends! Oh the horror!

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