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Two ponies stolen in broad daylight 10 minutes after Fife owners leave for Highland Show

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The award-winning ponies were taken from a small holding at Radernie, between Cupar and Crail, in broad daylight. Owner Jemma Christie said her dad had only set off for the Highland Show in Edinburgh minutes before the theft on Friday afternoon. The ponies are both Welsh section A breeds, standing at 12 hands and worth around £3,000 each.

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Two ponies stolen in broad daylight 10 minutes after Fife owners leave for Highland Show

Two ponies have been stolen from Fife just 10 minutes after their owners left the steading where they live. The award-winning ponies were taken from a

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