Brahmavara: Runaway horses sprint on National Highway, caught near Gundmi


Team Udayavani, Mar 5, 2024, 8:40 AM IST

Three horses escaped from a farm in Aroor near Brahmavara and sprinted for kilometers along the national highway. They were finally caught near the Gundmi tollgate and returned to their owners.

Reportedly, Five horses escaped from the stables on March 3 but only two were found. The other three went towards Kundapura. Onlookers took a video of the galloping horses and shared it on social media.

Shashi Pandeshwara and locals brought their sprint to a halt near Gundmi. Then the farm workers took them back.

 

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