Answer: Silver
Hi-yo Magnesium!
From Quiz: Noble Steeds IV: TV and Film
Answer: Bamboo Harvester
According to the Wikipedia website, "The first horse that played Mister Ed for the pilot episode was a chestnut gelding. However, the permanent equine star of the show was Bamboo Harvester (1949-70), a crossbred gelding of American Saddlebred, Arabian and grade ancestry."
From Quiz: Horse Talk
Answer: Target
Target was TV Annie Oakley's horse. However, the role of Target was generally played by two rental horses for the TV version of 'Annie Oakley'.
From Quiz: Famous Cowboy Horses' Names
Answer: Pumpkin
The Wikipedia website for "Mister Ed" states, "The credits listed Mister Ed as playing "himself"; however, his family tree name was Bamboo Harvester. Ed's stablemate, a quarterhorse named Pumpkin, who was later to appear in the television series Green Acres, was also Ed's stunt double in the show."
From Quiz: Horse Talk
Answer: once a year
Doc Carvers daughter Lorena was a diving girl untill 1930 when she got to heavy. She stated that "all the girl has to do is look pretty and not fear height or water. . . . The horse knows what to do. He'll take care of you."
From Quiz: Diving Horses
Answer: Champion
Champion was a sorrel Quarter horse stallion with flaxen mane and tail.
Appearing throughout their legendary career as Autry's true friend and life companion, Champion would often appear to 'outsmart the bad guys'. Also, Champion had his own television series "The Adventures of Champion" and a comic book.
Roy Rodgers' horse, Trigger, also had a comic book.
From Quiz: Famous Cowboy Horses' Names
Answer: Trigger
The palomino stallion's original name was Golden Cloud, and before he was acquired by Rogers he was a film actor, carrying Marion in The Adventures of Robin Hood (1938). After playing Trigger in Rogers' Washington Cowboy, Rogers liked him so much he purchased and renamed him. His hide is mounted at the Roy Rogers museum, along with those of Buttermilk and Roy's dog Bullet.
From Quiz: Noble Steeds IV: TV and Film
Answer: 1961 to 1965
"Mister Ed" was an American television comedy produced by Filmways that aired in syndication from January 5 to July 2, 1961, and on CBS from October 1, 1961, to February 6, 1966.
From Quiz: Horse Talk
Answer: Buckshot
Buckshot, a buckskin quarterhorse gelding, was personally owned by Madison.
Jingles, Hickok's friend and sidekick, rode a sorrel quarterhorse named Joker.
From Quiz: Famous Cowboy Horses' Names
Answer: Buttermilk
Buttermilk's hide is mounted in the Roy Rogers museum, along with those of Trigger and Bullet.
From Quiz: Noble Steeds IV: TV and Film
