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Two ponies visit BBC Radio 2’s Jeremy Vine

Written by Duty Reporter

It was just another day at BBC Radio 2 HQ yesterday, apart from the two Shetland Ponies which visited the studio.

And to make the event a true multi-media occasion, each pony had a camera fitted to document the occasion.

Here’s what happened. Just don’t ask us why.

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Posted on Tuesday, December 15th, 2015 at 11:35 am by Duty Reporter

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