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Who rode which horse on Bonanza?
Which saddle carried Little Joe and Hoss?
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You can't be a rancher without the proper mode of transportation. There's no better way to get around the Ponderosa than on horseback – fast, efficient and readily available.The horses on the show Bonanza were famously rented from the Fat Jones Stables in North Hollywood. Because the show would be filmed in color, the horses had to be easily discernible on screen to viewers. Each one had a distinct color and pattern, reflecting the personalities of the riders. These horses were performers as much as Michael Landon or Lorne Greene, and were treated as such by the viewers and creators of Bonanza merchandise.
It's time to test how closely you've paid attention; which horse belonged to which rider? Good luck!
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Cochise: a Paint horse with black and white markings all over. His rider is the youngest Cartwright in the bunch.
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Sport: a chestnut brown horse with a white stripe down his nose. His rider built that ranch with his own two hands!
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Chub: the dark-brown (almost black) beauty with 3 white socks on his hooves. He was specially chosen by his rider because of how strong he was.
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Buck: the aptly named buckskin, all tan with a dark mane and tail, with black socks near his hooves. His rider is the "head of the team" - and of the family!
Who rode which horse on Bonanza?
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I got Adams mixed up with Hosses
They gave the wrong answer Ben built the house with is own hands
Hoss Cartwright (Dan Blocker) was my Uncle Steve's teacher in Carlsbad N.M. before he went to Holywood. My Uncle said he was a gentle giant in real life.
I got 1 out of 0!
You got 4 out of 4
Good eye, cowboy! You sure know your horse-actors.
Good eye, cowboy! You sure know your horse-actors.
I think Adam was too young to have built the ranch house.
''You got 3 out of 4'' ------------Good eye, cowboy! You sure know your horse-actors. ---They said I got #2 wrong, That Adam Cartwright built the ranch with his own two hands, But it was Ben, the father who built the Ponderosa, not Adam.
Cochise: a Paint horse with black and white markings all over. His rider is the youngest Cartwright in the bunch. How easy did they make that, with such a big clue? Everybody knows who the youngest cartwright is, the oldest boy, middle son, etc.
3 of 4 for me, also. I thought Ben Cartwright built the ranch with his bare hands ?????
The two of us are right and MeTV is wrong with their answer for Number two.
Adam rode Sport but he did not build the house by himself. He designed it when he got home from college but helped his father build it.
3/4
4 out of 4
I like westerns
I like westerns
3/4! missed #2.
3/4
You got 3 out of 4
Adam built the ranch?
Adam was born in New England. When he got older, and the wanderlust struck him, he decided to go to back east to study engineering and architecture.
In one episode, they say Adam helped design the ranch house. But he certainly didn't "build the ranch with his own two hands"!
no he id not! that is a major error BEN did!!
right like i said major error!!!
I got that one wrong, also, I figured it was Ben Cartwright that built the ponderosa.
Adam went back east to attend college because Marie convinced him to before she died. He left for Boston when he was 18. He designed the ranch house & helped his father build it, but the quiz has it wrong. He did not build the house by himself.
4 out of 4 never miss an episode. Love it!!
You got 4 out of 4
Good eye, cowboy! You sure know your horse-actors.
James Arness owned and rode Buck in Gunsmoke.
Good eye, cowboy! You sure know your horse-actors.
James Arness owned and rode Buck in Gunsmoke.
4/4, but they made it awfully easy. I knew Joe's for sure.
