What was the name of the war horse owned by the Duke of Wellington?

Correct answer: Copenhagen

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sunsetdb7
sunsetdb7
On dismounting after his hand-earned victory (at Waterloo), the Duke patted Copenhagen’s flank. The horse kicked out, narrowly missing Wellington’s head. He was buried with full military honours. - warhistoryonline
FrouFrouQuail20037
FrouFrouQuail20037
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Player #2505661
Player #2505661
sunsetdb7, wasn't Marengo Bonaparte's horse as well?
RoaringMission4817
RoaringMission4817
Player #2505661, 15 hands is not very tall, it's 2 inches bigger than a pony!!
Ro
Ro
Player #2505661, i thought so too
Player #26091883
Player #26091883
RoaringMission4817, just what I thought, not very high x
Player #24601
Player #24601
RoaringMission4817, I am sure it seems very tall when you are seated on a horse cantering.
violethill84
violethill84
2nd time I've had this question... Thankfully I got it right!!! 😂
McGMalone
McGMalone
Player #2505661, he's buried in the royal hospital kilmainham Dublin or at least there is a headstone
EnigmaticJustice2141
EnigmaticJustice2141
Player #3491806, 15 hands back in 1813 was on the larger size during the war. Ultimately the larger horses 15.3 and up would have been found within the heavy cavalry.