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On September 13, cowboys assisted police in Santa Fe, New Mexico, to catch a loose horse that had run away from a local parade. The collaborative effort involved motor officers who eventually confined the animal on Canyon Road. After securing the horse, its owner led it back to the parade start point for water before the event resumed. Police thanked community members for their cooperation during the incident.
Written by the local model on 2026-09-16,
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Story summary
On Sunday, September 13, a runaway horse escaped from a parade in Santa Fe, New Mexico. The Santa Fe Police Department coordinated with local cowboys to track down the loose animal. Aerial footage captured the operation as police officers managed to corner the horse on Canyon Road. Once contained, the horse's owner was able to return it safely to the parade before it began. The police department thanked community members for their cooperation during the incident.
Written for “Cowboys Help Cops Chase Horse” on 2026-09-17,
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Cowboys help cops chase down loose horse running through city
Cowboys teamed up with police officers to chase down a runaway horse that had escaped from a parade in Santa Fe, New Mexico, on Sunday (13 September).
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that → help → Sunday
Aerial footage released by the Santa Fe Police Department shows the multi-agency operation in the city.
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footage → release → city
“Motors officers were able to corral him on Canyon Road, and the owner was able to trot him back to the parade starting point in time for a quick drink of water before the parade started.
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parade → corral → water
“Thank you to our community members on the road that yielded to the horse and motorcycles.”
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that → thank → horse
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