{"newspaper_name": "The New York herald.", "edition": "01", "page": "p1", "byline": ""}
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REMARKABLE SAGACITY OF A HoRsE.-ln the stable
burned in Albany, on Wednesday, were two horses,
of which "a mare belonging to Mr. HurstD was tied
by strong halter arthest from the door with her head
the spotwhere the fire originated her head and
eyes were considerably burned she broke her haiter


jumped the partition bar, broke open the door and
made escape by running the bake.house gave


the first alarm of fire. This fact seems to reverse the
rule of action in horses similarly situated Their in-
stncts not only fail them such cases, but has been
found almost impossible to withdraw them from the
flames which were consuming them.