what happened to champion the wonder horse and his co-stars?
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Champion the Wonder Horse was owned by Gene Autrey who was also the producer of the Adventures of Champion.The series was first released in 1955 with 26 episodes.Champion was a wild stallion who befriends 12 year old Ricky North played by the actor Barry Curtis in the American Southwest in the 1880's.Although Ricky,who lived on his Uncle Sandy's (Jim Bannon) ranch had a magnetic attraction for trouble,he was always rescued by the wonder horse,aided by the boy's other bosom companion,german shepherd dog Rebel, played by Blaze.\nJim Bannon was born in 1911 and died in 1984.\nBarry Curtis is alive and still making films.
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Actually, both of u disappeared from the scene. He isnt backed by HBO anymore, and thats why u havnt see him ringside. \n\nWith his last performance, who cares where he is? He lost the little respect i had for him by making a conscious effort not 2fight, and just survive his 3rd fight with Antonio Tarver.
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Nothing\n\nShe got mad with Hollywood after Three's company went off the air.  She made a guest appearance on Living Single a few years ago but I haven't seen her since.
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Hello, i watched the whole show. The winner was/is Alfonso Ribeiro. I was rooting for Lucy Lawless.
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It's Tom Mix & it was Tony the Wonder Horse
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"The Champs," who made the song "Tequilla" in 1958 are favorites of mine.  Both Seals and Crofts were members of the group, as was Glen Campbell.  Gene Autry owned the recording company, so they named themselves after his horse, "Champion."  "Tequilla" the first No. 1 rock instrumental and it is still played a lot today (especially in Mexico).
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No. He was not nominated. He still could be at a high cost, but he was not a normal triple crown nominee.
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Trevor's Transylvanian (hound) Troy was trained for truffle hunting He was a treasure .But he longed to be aTrapeze artist He trained like a trooper for tree years until he was the best.\nThen He packed a trunk and trundled of to the circus.\n\nHe was a treat to watch.He travelled from town to town doing tricks, till he met Trixie, the attractive Tenterfield terrier(She juggled trombones,trumpets and tuba's, now that's tricky) He got caught up in a love triangle with her and tracy the truck driver.\n\nAfter breaking a small bone in his front paw(Trapezium or Trapezoid not quite sure)He contracted an untreatable super strain of Trichinellosis.He died aged 22 a trixter to the end.\nTragic but true,\n\n\nTry  Easy Tiger Unicycles
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Would be nice,  But I believe James Broderick is dead?  Not sure about Sada Thompson?  ( They played the parents on the show)
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Mr. Ed, because if he misbehaved you could lock him in the barn and whip him..... wait.... I'm thinking of Captain Kangaroo.\n\nMy vote is for Mr. Ed being ridden by Wonder Woman.
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Audie Murphy, was a WW ll hero.\nHe was also a famous actor. One of my favorites.\nSo was Oliver North\nAnd there was Eddy Albert. Actor, co-star of Green Acres.
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I love the MIz and Theo from Road Rules I haven't watched it in  a couple of years though
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Well, for Merv Griffin's sake, I hope Stevie Wonderboy can run in the Belmont, cause Lord knows Merv Griffin needs the money.\nIn all seriousness, I think Stevie Wonderboy is injured and I don't recall reading anything lately about his working out or any future plans.  It's possible he is in training, but I follow horse racing 365 days a year, so I doubt it.\nStevie Wonderboy was a tremendous 2 year old last year and was the leading contender for the Kentucky Derby prior to his being injured.\nThere are few three year olds around that are able to get the Belmont distance of a mile and a half.  Its a distance that 99% of horses will never run again.  There are a few mile and a half races on the turf, but very, very few on the dirt.\nI would imagine by the time the Belmont rolls around in three weeks, it will be a very short field.  At this point, the only horse that ran in the Preakness that appears capable of getting the distance would be Bernadini.  The others like Brother Derek, Sweetnorthernsaint, Like Now, and many of the horses that ran in the Kentucky Derby just are not equipped to run that far against quality competition.\nA horse like Sunriver, trained by Todd Pletcher would be viable candidates to win a race at a mile and a half.  \nWe'll know more in about ten days or so.\nGood luck to all....
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This is the best I could find it does not list a cause of death but he was old for a horse when he died\n\nOn April 10, Seabiscuit's retirement from racing was officially announced. When he was retired to the Ridgewood Ranch near Willits, California, Seabiscuit, the horse nobody wanted, was horse racing's all-time leading money winner. Put out to stud, Seabiscuit sired 108 foals, including two moderately successful racehorses, "Sea Swallow" and "Sea Sovereign". Over 5,000 visitors made the trek to Ridgewood Ranch to see Seabiscuit in the seven years he spent there before his death.
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I believe he is no longer with us, unfortunately. \n\nSee:  http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0383414/bio
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Nope, afraid not.  He was castrated as a youngster so could never father any foals.\n\nHe had four sisters (that I can find) - Peacework (1984), Tudor Orchid (1985), Irish Orchid (1986) and Indian Orchid (1987).  They each went off to stud but never produced anything of note.\n\nThat's the way racing goes: you can be a great racehorse and never sire a good horse, or an average racehorse and sire a champion!
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My strange celebrity crush was introduced to me by my kids. He's Anthony Field- AKA - Anthony Wiggle from The Wiggles.  I like his silliness. How odd is that????