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RTE37

mischips | 23:34 Thu 09th Sep 2010 | Crosswords

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4D How one might have calledCaligula`s horse? (4) _I_E.
17D What the winner takes next.(5,4) _M_R_S_E_.
Many thanks if anyone can helo please.

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Lie-in King

4d Sire - a father of a horse & the title given to someone of high rank - Incitatus was Caligula's horse & he was made a member of the Roman Senate

Lie-in King

...Yes, Caligula was reputedly as mad as a brush...

mischips

Question Author

Thank you Lie-in -King.

Lie-in King

Hi mischips - are you certain of the letters in 17d? I can't come up with anything past 'First step' (as on a winner's podium) so far...

Mamyalynne

Hi maj, everyone seems to have these letters placed and the consensus is Smart Step though it makes no real sense.

Lie-in King

Hi mamya - thanks for the info! Hmmm? I've not heard that phrase, nor can I find it or explain it...

Lie-in King

This is an Irish mag, no? Perhaps the phrase is peculiar to those shores?

mischips

Question Author

Thank you both. I`m fairly sure that the M is correct as it the M in DOMESDAY BOOK.
I`ll put smart step in even tho` I can`t see why either. It will be interesting to see the answer in a few weeks time.

Lie-in King

mischips - will you let us know what the answer turns out to be, please?!

Mamyalynne

Yes it will be interesting.

mischips

Question Author

Yes I will Lie-in King.

mischips

Question Author

Maybe it`s the opposite of the Naughty Step. ...lol.

Lie-in King

Which is what I'm sitting on with a large (and last!) drink before I head for my den...

Be well all, L-i K :-))