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The Yorkshire Grey is a breed of shire horse. These massive
animals can be traced back to medieval times when they were were used to carry
knights wearing their heavy armour. Still, a curious name for a pub in Winson
Green? However, the pub may have been named after a racehorse of this name that
was particularly prominent in the mid-19th century. Public houses were often
named after sporting stars of the track - the Why Not for example, although the
name appeared in olden times, it proliferated in urban areas after a horse of
this name won the Grand National in 1894. Some public houses were even built
with the winnings on a particular race or event. Note: inn sign images are cropped for display - download often features full board with mount, edging and, in some case, the hanging bracket etc. Other Images that may be of interest.... |
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