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Vehicle Strikes Horse
February 15, 2015
A driver was not injured Saturday night when his vehicle struck a horse in Beulah.
The accident happened on Frank Reeder Road near Jay Road. The horse was critically injured and had to be put down, according to witnesses.
The accident remains under investigation by the Florida Highway Patrol. Further details have not been released.
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4 Responses to “Vehicle Strikes Horse”
There is not a frank Reeder Rd in berrydale. You’re thinking of Reeder rd….
The same horse was one of about 4 that I ran off the road to avoid last year. Im sorry for the owner’s loss but thank goodness the driver is ok. I know that the fence that holds these horses is down in several areas and the horses are allowed free access to the surrounding woods and property. “These horses are some that had been shot at and several were killed a couple of years ago on Frank Reeder rd.
>>>If the driver struck the horse in Beulah then how did it happen on Frank Reeder Rd in Berrydale? I wish when this stuff got posted here more research was done.
Not trying to sound too offensive, but before you complain perhaps you should do some more research.
The intersection of Frank Reeder Road and Jay Road is in Beulah, just as the story says, in Escambia County. There is no Frank Reeder Road in Berrydale, or anywhere in Santa Rosa County.
If the driver struck the horse in Beulah then how did it happen on Frank Reeder Rd in Berrydale? I wish when this stuff got posted here more research was done.