article_snippet.sent: Heartwarming photos have emerged of a man rescuing five beloved horses from the severe flooding in a man rescuing five beloved horses from the severe flooding in his rural town triggered by the worst storm in a decade in New South Wales rural town triggered by the worst storm in a decade in New South Wales.
article_snippet.sent: Steve Spowart helped the horses' owner, Sonia Sharrock, to lead The animals to safety near Dungog, in the NSW Hunter region - one of the hardest hit areas in the state - where three people died in the severe weather, four houses were washed away and his rural town triggered by the worst storm in a decade in New South Wales received the most rainfall his rural town triggered by the worst storm in a decade in New South Wales had in 100 years.
article_snippet.sent: Steve Spowart rescues five horses from flood water on April 22 near Dungog, a small town in the NSW Hunter Valley region .
article_snippet.sent: A young boy with a tin motor boat waits in shallow water as The man and owner Ms Sharrock, in a green jacket walk a chestnut and two white horses out of the flood.
article_snippet.sent: The brown horse stood off against the two rescuers, Sonia Sharrock and Mr Spowart, in fear of the terrifying floods .
article_snippet.sent: a chestnut horse stands tall amidst the stormy skies in Dungog, an area that has been hit especially hard by the storm .
highlights_snippet.sent: The animals were in flooded fields near Dungog, in the NSW Hunter region .
  