CEVAZValues: Loyalty - A 3 Hour Vigil

3/1/12

Loyalty - A 3 Hour Vigil

'Like quicksand': Both Miss Graham and her horse were stuck up to their waists in the mud as the tide was closing in

Exhausted and mud-splattered, Nicole Graham clung to her trapped horse Astro for three hours keeping his head high in a race against the tide. The mother freed her daughter and another horse before returning for the trapped animal.

The show horse had sunk into quagmire-like mud and was facing the prospect of drowning as the water rose around them.

Read more: at the dailymail, where you can also see a video of the rescue.

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3/1/12

Loyalty - A 3 Hour Vigil

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