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Rider thrown from horse in Whately

Rider thrown from horse in Whately

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WHATELY, MA (FRANKLIN COUNTY NOW) — An individual on horseback was thrown from the horse on North Street in Whately Wednesday afternoon. They sustained serious injuries and a Lifestar was called in to transport the patient from the South Deerfield Fire Department. The current status of the individual is unknown at this time.

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