| Wrest |
| TV horse |
| Vocal nag |
| TV equine |
| Show horse |
| Horse show |
| Equine star |
| Post horse? |
| TV palomino |
| Wilbur's pet |
| '60s TV horse |
| Hoarse horse? |
| Talking horse |
| Chatty equine |
| Equine comedy |
| Early TV horse |
| Old show horse |
| Wilbur's mount |
| Comical equine |
| Wilbur's horse |
| 1960's TV horse |
| Chatty TV horse |
| Early TV sitcom |
| Equine quipster |
| Former TV horse |
| Sitcom palomino |
| Unique TV horse |
| Early TV equine |
| 60's lip-syncher |
| Chatty TV equine |
| Extinct TV horse |
| Talking palomino |
| Talking TV horse |
| TV "neigh" sayer |
| TV's neigh-sayer |
| TV talking horse |
| Equine of '60s TV |
| TV's vocal equine |
| Voluble TV equine |
| Wilbur Post's pet |
| Loquacious equine |
| Equine on the tube |
| Nick at Nite rerun |
| Stable role on TV? |
| Talkative TV horse |
| Wilbur Post's "pal |
| Opinionated equine |
| TV's talking horse |
| Four-footed TV star |
| He talked to Wilbur |
| Vocal nag of old TV |
| Wilbur Post's buddy |
| Talking horse on TV |
| Talking TV palomino |
| Talking horse of TV |
| Wilbur Post's horse |
| Wilbur Post's charge |
| Wilbur was his owner |
| '60s eloquent equine |
| Steed who could read |
| Wilbur Post's equine |
| Alan Young's TV horse |
| Early 60's TV listing |
| He talked horse sense |
| TV equine of the '60s |
| TV's talking palomino |
| Unique 1960's TV star |
| Wilbur's TV confidant |
| '60s TV barn resident |
| '60s TV talking animal |
| Black-and-white horse? |
| Childrens TV character |
| Horse in a 60's sitcom |
| Horse that made sense? |
| Old TV's talking horse |
| TV star who loved oats |
| Lip-syncher of '60s TV |
| Wilbur Post's TV horse |
| He's a horse, of course |
| Lip-syncher of 1960s TV |
| Nattering nag of old TV |
| Neigh sayer of '60s TV? |
| The Posts' TV companion |
| Talking horse of old TV |
| He conversed with Wilbur |
| He talked only to Wilbur |
| He talked to Wilbur Post |
| Talking Palamino of film |
| TV star with a long face |
| Rocky Lane spoke for him |
| Talking horse of '60s TV |
| Famous" talker of '60s TV |
| He was a horse, of course |
| Onetime prime-time equine |
| Sitcom equine of the '60s |
| Talking equine of '60s TV |
| Talking horse of 1960s TV |
| Talking animal of '60s TV |
| A horse is a horse" horse |
| Talking horse of the '60s |
| Bamboo Harvester's TV role |
| Eloquent equine of '60s TV |
| Nonsense comedy of 60's TV |
| Stable character of old TV |
| Wilbur Post's TV companion |
| Talking palomino of '60s TV |
| TV talking horse, for short |
| Equine TV comedy of the '60s |
| Loquacious equine of '60s TV |
| Speaking role for Rocky Lane |
| Walter Brooks' talking horse |
| TV role for Bamboo Harvester |
| A horse, of course, of course |
| Allan Lane supplied his voice |
| He once had stable work on TV |
| Ozzie and Harriet rival, once |
| Talking horse, now in repeats |
| Wilbur's conversation partner |
| First-of-a-kind 1960's TV star |
| He was more than a neigh-sayer |
| TV series with a talking horse |
| 1960s role for Bamboo Harvester |
| Bamboo Harvester played him |
| Old TV character who liked oats |
| Shade that's out of this world? |
| Talking horse of 1960s TV: 2 wds. |
| Noted member of a Hollywood stable |
| TV horse played by Bamboo Harvester |
| He'll "talk 'til his voice is hoarse |
| Horse that's more than a neigh sayer |
| Noted equine conversationalist, briefly |
| TV character played by Bamboo Harvester |
| Character who conversed with Wilbur Post |
| Talking horse on a 1960s TV show: 2 wds. |
| Sitcom with the episode "Stable for Three |
| Talking horse on an old TV sitcom: 2 wds. |
| Surprising conversationalist of classic TV |
| TV star who homered off Koufax in a 1963 episode |
| What kind of a name is 'Wilbur' for a man?" speaker |
| TV star who said "Stop gabbin' and get me some oats! |
| Who'll "talk 'til his voice is hoarse," in a 1960s sitcom |
| '60s TV personality who would especially enjoy this puzzle |
| Classic TV show based on shorts stories by Walter R. Brooks |
| He'll give you the answer that you endorse," according to song |
| Subject of the lyric "A horse is a horse, of course, of course |
| '60s sitcom character whose handlers stuffed nylon in his mouth |
| He "will never speak unless he has something to say," in a song |
| TV character who "will never speak unless he has something to say |
| TV character who says "You know I wouldn't talk in front of anyone but you |