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Tamerlo

Tamerlo

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An easy one for Ron- and others. Name this famous horse:

The first one's 'comically desperate,'
The second sounds like snitch and squeal,
The last fired arrows yet all too late,
Valiant but squashed under white man's heel.
 
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Tamerlo said:
An easy one for Ron- and others. Name this famous horse:

The first one's 'comically desperate,'
The second sounds like snitch and squeal,
The last fired arrows yet all too late,
Valiant but squashed under white man's heel.
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Is it Boris Grass Geronimo? ;)
 
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I didn't mind some of the Motown stuff. Love reggae though.
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Cyc, in autumn 1966, I went to see The Four Tops at the City Hall in Sheffield- just after Reach Out had got to number one. The sound produced by the domed building was incredible! I found out why years later when I visited Devonshire Royal Hospital in Buxton, Derbyshire. The building was formerly the racing stables of the Duke of Devonshire, and the massive domed reception was apparently a perfect parabola. As I stood at the desk, I could hear people’s’ conversations about 70 yards away. You had to experience it to believe it.
 
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Been out all day. But I'm on it now. Give me a couple of weeks <laugh>
 
Tamerlo said:
An easy one for Ron- and others. Name this famous horse:

The first one's 'comically desperate,' Dan (from Desperate Dan)
The second sounds like snitch and squeal, cing (sounds like sing)
The last fired arrows yet all too late, Brave (as in Indian)
Valiant but squashed under white man's heel.
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Got it now - Dancing Brave <ok>

Bloody work got in the way all day
 
No idea Tam. I thought of Blue Peter but can't make it fit the last line, and the third line was a stretch of the imagination. As usual I'll need some clues; like the first 3 letters <laugh>
 
OddDog said:
Got it now - Dancing Brave <ok>

Bloody work got in the way all day
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Oh ****. Famous horse, immediate thought Dancing Brave. No can't be that <doh>. Well done Oddy. Easy when you put it like that
 
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