-
rowan is cwic-beám,
which survives in the name
quickbeam (also
quicken,
quicken-
tree, and variants). This name by the 19th
century was reinterpreted...
-
Quicken Tree (April 18, 1963 –
October 22, 1970) was an
American Thoroughbred racehorse known for his come-from-behind
style of
running and his ability...
- derowen; Breton, dervenn. The ash
tree also
features strongly in
Irish mythology. The
mountain ash, rowan, or
quicken tree is
particularly prominent in Scottish...
- Chaorthainn [ie] ("The
Fairy Palace of the
Quicken Trees", "Rowan
Tree Palace", "The
Story of the
Rowan Tree Dwelling"). The headword,
craos (Old Irish:...
- the
Finnish kantele.
Willow flutes are
often made from the bark of the
quicken tree or
mountain ash.
Modern bands use a wide
variety of instruments, especially...
- as one of the fianna. In
Bruidhean Chaorthainn (Fairy
Palace of the
Quicken Trees),
Oscar swept off the head of Sinsar, the King of the World, in the...
- Rowan, co-founder of the Oak
Tree Racing ****ociation.
Aboard Ruken, he won the 1967
Santa Anita Derby and on
Quicken Tree, the 1970
Santa Anita Handicap...
-
Commercial 7 1969
Figonero Nodouble Poleax 6 1968
Princessnesian Racing Room
Quicken Tree 11 1967
Native Diver Pretense Biggs 5 1966
Native Diver O'Hara Travel...
- out new ash
trees as well.[citation needed]
Eucalyptus oil is
highly flammable and at high
enough temperatures the oil
expands quickening the
spread of...
-
buried at
Santa Anita in an area
located west of the track. In 1970,
Quicken Tree was
buried next to her.
Following its formation, Lamb Chop was inducted...
