| SHIED | Acted alarmed, as a horse |
| PANICSTRICKEN | Alarmed as rankest picnic laid out (5-8) |
| QUAD | Meaning "four", a word used as a prefix in names of things including a courtyard, a 4 x 4 motorbike and a four-footed animal such as a horse; or, a serving of four shots of espresso (4) |
| SIMILES | "Hungry as a horse" and "healthy as a horse," for two |
| UNICORN | A mythical animal represented as a horse with a single horn in its forehead (7) |
| ROAN | Having a few white hairs, as a horse |
| SPOOK | Throw a scare into, as a horse |
| STABLED | In a stall, as a horse |
| TETHERS | Secures to a post, as a horse |
| REARUP | React to a fright, as a horse might |
| HITCHED | Attached, as a horse to a wagon |
| TRAILER | General name for a vehicle designed to be towed such as a horse-box or caravan (7) |
| RUN | Move at a rapid gait, gallop, or canter, as a horse (3) |
| REARED | Concerned with a colour as a horse rose on back legs |
| CLIPCLOPS | Walks on the cobblestone street as a horse pulling a buggy of yore |
| CART | Wagon such as a horse- or donkeydrawn float for milk churns or a Shire-drawn dray for beer barrels (4) |
| TRAINER | Film advertisement; or, a towed vehicle such as a horse box (7) |
| GYTRASH | Spirit appearing as a horse or a dog that haunts lonely roads (7) |
| INTERIORDESIGN | The planning of the look inside a building such as a horse or office (8,6) |
| SIMILE | "Healthy as a horse," e.g. |
