Yes I do. I found the posted picture when I searched for images of Comanche the horse 
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It is Commanche. Not ridden by Custer, but by Myles Keogh who was killed at Little Big Horn. Commanche was considered the only military survivor, though other horses did in fact survive - Commanche was left on the battlefield by the Sioux because he was so badly wounded.
Here he is at the University of Kansas Natural History Museum:
Over to Tim...
Here he is at the University of Kansas Natural History Museum:
Over to Tim...
OK, rushed one before I go to work.....
Another horse (obviously). Who is this, and who shared his bed in 1952?
Another horse (obviously). Who is this, and who shared his bed in 1952?
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That's Roy Roger's Trigger.
Sorry Lee, he told me he wasn’t Mr Ed....
Correct Peter, that’s Trigger, the smartest horse in the movies, but what about the second part of the question?
Correct Peter, that’s Trigger, the smartest horse in the movies, but what about the second part of the question?
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Bob Hope - 'Son of Paleface'.
That’s the one.....
I wanted a clip but couldn’t find it .... great easy watching film....it won’t be for everyone, but it just makes me chuckle....
Your go then Peter....
I wanted a clip but couldn’t find it .... great easy watching film....it won’t be for everyone, but it just makes me chuckle....
Your go then Peter....
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I love Bob Hope as 'Painless Potter'.
Another horsey one. Name this horse, the war he served in, rank, deeds etc:
Another horsey one. Name this horse, the war he served in, rank, deeds etc:
Sergeant Reckless , Korean War, obviously promoted sergeant, 51 solo trips (with no handler) to outpost Vegas in one day, after which she was retired. Died 1968.
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Correct.
Bugger, now I’ve got to think of another question 
OK, what’s this then and why was it special in its day....
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It's a Mershon and Hollingworth revolving cylinder automatic rifle, 1855. The worlds first fully automatic firearm.
Hi Peter
That’s correct again. It was powered by clockwork by the way, steampunk in action
Your go again, I think everyone else is asleep....
That’s correct again. It was powered by clockwork by the way, steampunk in action
Your go again, I think everyone else is asleep....
Me neither... I am still wondering where my super glue is Shergar products they're not the quickest!
Lee
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OK, no more geegees.
Who is this thought to be?
Who is this thought to be?
Blind guess....Richard the third?