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MRED
MRED
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A horse is a horse horse
Hell give you the answer that you endorse
I am ___ (horse line)
Talking sitcom role for the horse Bamboo Harvester
60s TV equine
60s eloquent equine
60s sitcom character whose handlers stuffed nylon in his mouth
1960s TV horse
1960s TV lead
1960s TV horse
60s TV horse
60s lip-syncher
Alan Youngs costar on late-night cable
Allan Lane supplied his voice
Bamboo Harvester played him
Chatty TV horse
Classic TV equine
Classic sitcom equine
Early 60s TV listing
Eloquent equine
Eloquent equine of 60s TV
Equine TV comedy
Equine comedy
Equine entertainer of the 60s
Equine on the tube
Equine quipster
Equine star
First-of-a-kind 1960s TV star
Four-footed TV star
He conversed with Wilbur
He once had stable work on TV
He only spoke to Wilbur Post
He talked horse sense
He talked only to Wilbur
He talked to Wilbur
He talked to Wilbur Post
He was a horse
He was more than a neigh-sayer
His theme started with A horse is a horse...
Hit TV series of the 60s
Hoarse horse?
Horse in a 60s sitcom
Horse in a 60s sitcom
Horse of a 1960s sit-com
Horse show
Horse show of early TV
Horse show?
Horse that made sense?
Horse thats more than a neigh sayer
Horse voiced by Rocky Lane
Lip-syncher of 60s TV
Lip-syncher of 1960s TV
Loquacious TV horse
Loquacious equine
Loquacious equine of 60s TV
Nattering nag of old TV
Nick at Nite rerun
Nonsense comedy of 60s TV
Noted member of a Hollywood stable
Old horse show
Onetime prime-time equine
Opinionated equine
Ozzie and Harriet rival
Post horse?
Prating palomino
Prolix Palomino of 60s TV
Rocky Lane did his voice
Rocky Lane spoke for him
Sit-com equine
Sitcom equine
Sitcom palomino
Sitcom steed
Speaking role for Rocky Lane
Subject of the lyric A horse is a horse
TV character played by Bamboo Harvester
TV character with a long face?
TV equine
TV equine of the 60s
TV horse
TV neigh-sayer?
TV palomino
TV role for Bamboo Harvester
TV series with a talking horse
TV sitcom equine
TV star who homered off Koufax in a 1963 episode
TV star who said Stop gabbin and get me some oats!
TV steed
TVs eloquent equine
TVs neigh-sayer
TVs talking horse
TVs talking palomino
Talkative TV horse
Talking TV horse
Talking TV palomino
Talking animal of 60s TV
Talking equine
Talking equine of 60s TV
Talking equine of TV
Talking horse
Talking horse of 50s TV
Talking horse of 60s TV
Talking horse of TV
Talking horse of TV: 2 wds.
Talking horse of old TV
Talking horse of the 60s
Talking horse on TV
Talking palomino of 60s TV
Talking-animal sitcom
Talky quadruped
The Posts TV companion
Unique 1960s TV star
Unlikely talker of classic TV
Vocal nag
Voluble TV equine
Voluble horse
Wholl talk til his voice is hoarse
Wilbur Posts pal
Wilbur Posts stable co-star
Wilbur Posts TV companion
Wilbur Posts buddy
Wilbur Posts charge
Wilbur Posts confidant
Wilbur Posts equine
Wilbur Posts horse
Wilbur Posts officemate
Wilbur Posts palomino
Wilbur Posts pet
Wilbur was his owner
Wilburs charge in 60s TV
Wilburs conversation partner
Wilburs horse
Wilburs pal
Wilburs pet
Wilburs sidekick
Wilburs talking friend
Wilburs talking pal
Vocal animal of TV.
Former TV horse
Early TV horse
TV talking horse
Extinct TV horse
TV's talking horse
TV's vocal equine
Wilbur Post's horse
Alan Young's TV horse
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Nonsense comedy of 60's TV
The Posts' TV companion
1960's TV lead
Wilbur Post's TV companion
60's TV horse
First-of-a-kind 1960's TV star
Early 60's TV listing
1960's TV horse
Wilbur's charge in 60's TV
Wilbur's horse
Subject of the lyric A horse is a horse, of course, of course
Horse in a 60's sitcom
Talking equine of '60s TV
Wilbur Post's pal
TV star who said Stop gabbin' and get me some oats!
Talking horse of '60s TV
Who'll talk 'til his voice is hoarse, in a 1960s sitcom
TV character who will never speak unless he has something to say
He'll talk 'til his voice is hoarse
He will never speak unless he has something to say, in a song
Show horse
Stable role on TV?
Old show horse
Surprising conversationalist of classic TV
TV star who loved oats
Stable character of old TV
Sitcom equine of the '60s
Talking horse of 1960s TV
TV character who says You know I wouldn't talk in front of anyone but you
Wilbur's partner in an old sitcom
Talking horse of a '60s sitcom
60s TV personality who would especially enjoy this puzzle
60s TV talking animal
A horse, of course, of course
60s role for Bamboo Harvester
English-speaking horse of old TV
Palomino voiced by Allan Lane
TV character played mostly by Bamboo Harvester
TV equine of yore
TV horse who will never speak unless he has something to say
His given name was spelled with horseshoes in the shows intro
His given name was spelled with horseshoes in the shows intro
TV character who said Time to hit the hay ... oh, I forgot, I ate it!
Mane character of classic TV?
Former prime-time equine
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