The story is dated to 1880. Four local farmers, all on horseback, are said to have pursued the phantom of a man named Clark and his mare along the roads of Penn.
They kept pace until they reached Penn church, where the apparitions faded into a grey mist and the farmers' own horses bolted in fear.
The listing offers no names for the farmers and no fuller source. A separate listing mentions a phantom horse heard galloping around Penn, with laughter, but nothing joins the two. A thin tradition, kept as such.
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