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The word Dakota is that the key word to stop a runaway horse carriage?
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∙ 12y ago
Only a certain kind of horse. Those horses carried gold. The word Dakota was the only way of stopping them so bandits couldn't simply stop them by saying "whoah!" or something.
At least i think this is right....Hope this helped! :P
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In the movie Night at the museum they referred to a key word Dakota to stop the runaway horse carriage What part of US History was that from?
They were horses that transported gold. If they were chased by bandits they couldn't just yell "Woah!" to stop them.
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In the movie Night at the museum they referred to a key word Dakota to stop the runaway horse carriage What part of US History was that from?
They were horses that transported gold. If they were chased by bandits they couldn't just yell "Woah!" to stop them.
How did dick turpin stop lord coventry's carriage?
by cutting down a tree and putting it across the road thereby stopping the horse in its tracks
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Why not put the runaway cars in neutral to stop?
If the cars are already runaway, then it would be hard to catch up to them to put them in neutral.
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