Mister Ed was no Hollywood trick; he was a real horse named Bamboo Harvester. This stunning palomino gelding was chosen for ...

Before there was Mr. Ed, the talking horse who starred on network television in the early 1960s, and the Lone Ranger’s Silver ...

Marvelously played by Randy Quaid, Cousin Eddie — yet another Eddie for guys like me to deal with, joining Eddie Haskell of “Leave it to Beaver” fame, Mr. Ed, the talking horse, and a long ...

When Mr. Hank the horse fell in a hole, the whole of Grand Junction pulled together to get him out. On Tuesday night, the 18-year-old horse ate his dinner at his Grand Junction home, and all was well.

Dorothee Kieckhefer, feared the filly would slip through the cracks into an unsavory situation, and stepped in to re-acquire her. That move set Big Fame on the path to a second career as a sport ...

Throughout U.S. history, certain animals have captured the public’s imagination, becoming symbols of bravery, loyalty, and heroism. Here are the top 10 most famous animals in American history. A husky ...

When Mr. Hank the horse fell in a hole, the whole of Grand Junction pulled together to get him out. On Tuesday night, the 18-year-old horse ate his dinner at his Grand Junction home, and all was well.

[2] The zoo's residents included Leo the Lion, mascot of the Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer studio; Mister Ed, the talking horse from the television show of the same name; Bimbo the elephant from the Circus Boy ...

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