Two Preston men have crazy shave for Hooves for Healing charity
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Ian Foster had his head shaved into a mohawk, with black and white zebra stripes, at Princess Alice pub, in Preston, whilst Ritchie Evans, sported a new bald look, after losing his ponytail, raising more than £1,000 for Hooves for Healing, which provides horse therapy for children with autism.
“Princess Alice was buzzing and full of people showing their support. My sister Denise Foster-Gawne shaved our hair and dyed my mohawk.
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“The landlord and landlady of the pub were also great hosts.
“This all started when my friends dared me to have my hair shaved into a mohawk. A Newcastle fan also goes into the pub and so that is where the black and white stripes come from. Someone I know does marathons and has raised funds for Hooves for Healing, so I jumped on that. It is a great charity.”