Mythical merry making man-horse

Answer 1

Equuleus, the "little horse," or maybe Pegasus, the winged horse. In mythology, Equuleus is associated with the horse Celeris, sometimes called a foal of Pegasus and sometimes a brother of Pegasus. Maybe also: * Sagittarius, the archer, depicted as a centaur. * Auriga, the charioteer * Centaurus, the centaur See http://www.ianridpath.com/startales/equuleus.htm

Answer 2

I take Literature class and learning mythology. So, the mythology horse I know is the Trojan Horse. It came about in the Trojan War and was between the Greeks and the Trojans. The Trojans were living in a big castle. The Greeks wanted to "give up" on the war, so they built this "horse" as a gift. Meanwhile, the Trojans let the horse in. They partied, got drunk, and were exhausted. When it was the time to attack, the Greeks came out of the horse and defeated the Trojans. Even though it was called the Trojan War, the Greeks were the ones who built the horse and fought against the Trojans winning the overall war.

Answer 3

White horses

If you're on howrse the answer is white horses. If you're not on howrse it's still white horses.

Answer 4

A Centaur is sometimes thought of as a mythical merry making creature that is part man, part horse.

Answer 5

A centaur.