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46 UK Pubs Called Bay Horse


The Bay HorseBeverley (Cherry Burton)The Bay HorseBuryThe Bay HorseGoole (Great Heck)The Bay Horse InnHerefordThe Bay Horse Keighley (Oxenhope)The Bay Horse InnKeighley (Cowling)The Bay HorseTadcasterThe Bay Horse InnYork (Market Weighton)
The Bay Horse
Accrington (Baxenden)
The Bay Horse
Bishop Auckland
The Bay Horse
Bristol
The Bay Horse
Carnforth (Arkholme)
The Bay Horse
Chelmsford
The Bay Horse Inn
Chorley (Heath Charnock)
The Bay Horse Inn
Cramlington
The Bay Horse
Doncaster (Hatfield)
The Bay Horse Inn
Durham
The Bay Horse
Gateshead
The Bay Horse
Hamilton
The Bay Horse
Hexham (West Woodburn)
The Bay Horse
Hull
The Bay Horse
Keighley
The Bay Horse Inn
Lancaster
The Bay Horse
Leeds (Meanwood)
The New Bay Horse
Leeds
The Bay Horse
Manchester (Denton)
The Bay Horse
Manchester (Northern Quarter)
The Bay Horse
Middlesbrough (Great Broughton)
The Bay Horse
Newcastle upon Tyne (Whickham)
The Bay Horse Inn
Pickering
The Bay Horse
Pudsey (Farsley)
The Bay Horse
Richmond (Tunstall)
The Bay Horse
Rochdale
The Bay Horse
Rotherham (Scholes)
The Bay Horse Inn
Scunthorpe (Winteringham)
The Bay Horse Inn
Selby
The Bay Horse
Stourport on Severn
The Bay Horse
Sudbury
The Bay Horse
Thornton Cleveleys
The Bay Horse Hotel
Ulverston
The Bay Horse Inn
Wakefield (East Ardsley)
The Bay Horse
Wetherby (Clifford)
The Bay Horse
York (Fulford)
The Bay Horse
York (Murton)
The Bay Horse
York (Stamford Bridge)
The Bay Horse Inn
York
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Origins of "Bay Horse" as a Pub Name

Pubs with animal names such as Horse often refer to hunting.

Sign for the Bay Horse, Ashburton - geograph.org.uk - 1309023


Julius Caesar walks into a bar and orders a Martinus. The barman gives him a puzzled look and asks "don't you mean a Martini?". "Look," Caesar replied, "if I'd wanted a double I'd have asked for it!"



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This means that "The Old Crown", "The Crown Inn" and "Ye Olde Crown Taverne" are known canonically as, simply, "Crown".

We've also dropped the "The", standarised with "and" instead of "&" and in some cases simplified pluralisation.

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