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Taranaki Daily News, Volume LIII, Issue 253, 4 March 1911, Page 4

All extraordinary episode in which a child and bolting horse are the leading actors is reported from Victoria. Mr. W. Johnston was driving from North Geelong to Newtown Hill, accompanied by his two little daughters, aged seven and five respectively. After he had transacted his business he entered his buggy to return home, when the winkers fell back on the horse's neck and caused it to bolt. Mr. Johnston jumped out of the vehicle and was thrown-- to the ground by the reins tripping him. One of the children was thrown out after the horse had traversed half a mile, but the younger child clutched the horse's tail, and hung on so tenaciously that when the runaway was pulled up in the city after a gallop of two miles there was such a tangle of horsehair among the child's fingers that it had to be cut away with

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