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Lone Horse Boards Australian Train
Security footage from a station in Sydney, Australia, shows startled passengers backing away at the sight of a horse on a train platform. Adhering to safety guidelines, the horse kept its hooves behind the yellow line and maintained a safe distance as the train entered the station. The owners of a nearby stable say an intruder broke in, letting the horse out. Police are investigating and the curious horse is back home, safe and sound.