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Write a fun caption about this runaway racehorse

In Australia, a horse escaped its stables and ended up at a train station
byPosties readers
Published: 10:30pm, 28 Apr 2024
Length: 221 words
Write a fun caption about this runaway racehorse

This frame grab shows security footage of a rogue racehorse at a train station in outer Sydney. Photo: AFP/Transport of NSW

Commuters at an Australian railway station were waiting for a late-night train to take them home. Instead, a horse arrived.

Security footage shows a racehorse startling passengers as it trotted along a train platform. Officials said the runaway had bolted from its stables nearby. After 17 minutes, the horse’s trainer arrived to bring the bewildered animal to a trailer.

Agence France-Presse

What do you think commuters said about this horse?

Send us a funny caption by filling out the form below or emailing [email protected] with your full name, age and school name.

The deadline is at 12pm on May 1. We’ll publish the best ones next week.

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A staff member checks on a Spinx cat in House of Pets, a special pets house for people heading towards their hometowns for the Eid al-Fitr festivities, in Malaysia. Photo: AFP
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