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Time Out New York / Issue 626 : Sep 27–Oct 3, 2007

New York animals

Neigh Sayers

NYC has 220 carriage-dragging horses, most about ten years old, and many of which hail from Amish country. Three shared their thoughts, with the help of a pet psychic.

By Kate Lowenstein

Elvis

Do I like my name? You gotta be kidding me. [Stomps hoof] This is a lousy job. People have this attitude toward me…they treat me like a workhorse. It’s noisy, and there’s a lot of hustle and bustle.
Patrick

Did you bring me anything? Am I bored? How would you feel if you had to stand out here every day? But I roll with the punches. I like meeting lots of people.
Big Mac

How do I feel about this thing on my head? Who cares!?! Humans have stupid ideas about what looks good. I don’t get bored; I like to watch the birds and keep up with the world.
Catherine Ferguson is a psychic for pets and people. For more info, visit cfergusonconsult.com
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