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Friday, 4 October, 2002, 16:25 GMT 17:25 UK
Horse cruelty man gets life ban
RSPCA photograph of horse
The horses were found emaciated and distressed
Four horses were tethered in a field and left without food and water for a month, a court heard.

One of the animals was left suffering with an infected eye - which had to removed - and another died because of the neglect.

Their owner, jobless Christopher Pusey, 50, was given a two year rehabilitation order and banned from keeping animals for life after admitting cruelty at Newark Magistrates' Court.

Magistrates heard Pusey, from Devon Road, Newark, Nottinghamshire, kept the horses in a field near the town.

The RSPCA was called in January and found them in an emaciated and distressed condition.


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