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Almost every day, Alfie, a three-year-old Shetland pony, makes his way to the village pub in Woodmansterne, Surrey, for a glass of Guinness and cheese crisps. His owner, Sharon Sutherland, revealed that the little pony started accompanying her to the pub three months ago after he started squealing when he was left in his stable. "He hates being alone. So, if I go to the pub, he has to come, too," says Sutherland. And as there was no sign on the door saying that ponies were not allowed inside, Sharon took Alfie with her when she entered the pub. "There was a sign saying dogs weren’t allowed in but it didn’t mention ponies,’’ she said. And though patrons at the pub were a bit surprised to see a horse in the place, he is now a welcome customer. Landlord Matthew Lowe said: "I was a bit surprised but he’s a lovely horse and doesn’t cause any problems.’’ — ANI
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