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Horsing around! Answer this TV trivia all about horses
Are you a TV expert: yea or neigh?
Who doesn't love horses? They pop up all over television — and not just on Westerns!
We've wrangled some TV trivia all about equines. It takes a true television master to ace this one! Try not to get bucked off!
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This horse statue could be found on the living room of which TV family?
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Hi ho! The Lone Ranger rode this trusty horse.
Image: ABC
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This jockey is racing around the track on which show?
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This horse painting can be seen in his office in the episode "The Case of the Jilted Jockey."
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What was the name of Col. Potter's horse on 'M*A*S*H'?
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This fun horsey ride is happening on which classic sitcom?
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This ominous rider is seen in the episode "Spur of the Moment" of this show.
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This comedian produced the pilot episode of 'Mister Ed' and even appeared in an episode.
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Lorne Greene rode "Buck" on 'Bonanza' — and this cowboy rode the same horse on another Western!
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Wild Jack Monroe (Slim Pickens) owned the station on this sitcom.
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Happy trails! Trigger and Buttermilk were the beloved horses on this early Western favorite.
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This horse emblem could be found on his holster.
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Before getting 'Lost in Space', Guy William rode Tornado as this hero.
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In the 'Andy Griffith Show' episode "The Horse Trader," Andy and Barney are not trying to sell a horse. What are they trying to sell?
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This actor portrayed Red Ryder on the big screen — and in the Sixties provided the voice of Mister Ed on the sitcom.
Image: Republic Pictures
Horsing around! Answer this TV trivia all about horses
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86 Comments
13/15
13 of 15 guess i got horse sense
14 out of 15
13/15.
12 of 15.
You got 15 out of 15
You really ponied up the knowledge! Impressive!
It takes a lot of horse sense, to get a perfect score.
You really ponied up the knowledge! Impressive!
It takes a lot of horse sense, to get a perfect score.
14/15
Missed #7, WAG. I don't remember that Zone episode.
You got 15 out of 15
You really ponied up the knowledge! Impressive!
You really ponied up the knowledge! Impressive!
Some lucky guess’s.
I love the #6 Horsey ride Ritchie Petrie (Larry Mathews) had on Sally Rogers (Rose Marie), on "The Dick Van Dyke Show." "Sally is a Girl" episode, aired on Dec. 19, 1961.
15/15. I know my TV horses.
15/15 I'll admit to a couple lucky guesses.
I did great missed the last one.
12/15 Though I could tell you not only the Lone Raner's horse but Tonto's AND the Lone Ranger's Nephew's horse's name.
Are you Ralphie's mother?
12/15. Not Bad
15/15 You really ponied up the knowledge. Impressive.
14/15 Missed the M.A.S.H. question. I never watched that show.
THAT was the question you missed but you KNEW Allan Lane ???
15 for 15, so I give the horselaugh to all you neighsayers who said I couldn't do it.
BONUS QUIZ QUESTION: Which of the above horses appeared in the immortal
The Adventures of Robin Hood(1939) and who rode him?
BONUS QUIZ QUESTION: Which of the above horses appeared in the immortal
The Adventures of Robin Hood(1939) and who rode him?
I am going to say Trigger because was born in 1934 and died in 1965. Just thinking might have been Earl Flynn because he was star of the movie. I think Roy Rodgers owned him at least at one time. I think Trigger was called Golden Cloud at one time too.
Tex,
You are correct sir. You win a afternoon swim in the cement pond with Ellie Mae Clampett.
You are correct sir. You win a afternoon swim in the cement pond with Ellie Mae Clampett.
Excellent prize! Congrats. I'm sooooo jealous!
Sasha,
You should have seen Donna Douglas when she guest starred, in a evening gown, on 77 Sunset
Strip! She never looked better in her life, never ever, if a 10 is a 9 that owns a bar, she owned a brewery! WOW! Of course MeTV never promoted 77 Sunset Strip and ran it at 4 AM! It had the greatest collection of babes in the history of TV. Now instead we get Buddy Ebsen as Barnaby Jones, you can put him in a evening dress and he'd still bore you senseless with his terrible
acting in the part.
You should have seen Donna Douglas when she guest starred, in a evening gown, on 77 Sunset
Strip! She never looked better in her life, never ever, if a 10 is a 9 that owns a bar, she owned a brewery! WOW! Of course MeTV never promoted 77 Sunset Strip and ran it at 4 AM! It had the greatest collection of babes in the history of TV. Now instead we get Buddy Ebsen as Barnaby Jones, you can put him in a evening dress and he'd still bore you senseless with his terrible
acting in the part.
I can't speak to the accuracy of your guess (but your reasoning seems sound), however, it's Errol, not Earl.
Roy Roger's had Trigger's full body mounted by a taxidermist.
That was really fun. I really LOVE westerns.