| DOGOODER | Well-intentioned one to follow rodeo clowns (2-6) |
| ODOMETER | Gauge rodeo clowns outside NYC opera house (8) |
| LASSO | Rodeo clown's prop |
| NOELCOWARD | A rodeo clown recklessly throwing one doughnut to playwright |
| BASKETS | Zach Galifianakis' TV series about a rodeo clown (7) |
| WHITELIE | Well-intentioned falsehood (5,3) |
| NOBLELIE | Plato's well-intentioned fib |
| OILBARON | Well-intentioned businessperson? |
| GOOD | Proverb that suggests even well-intentioned actions aren't necessarily productive (3,4,2,4,2,5,4,4,10) |
| THE | Proverb that suggests even well-intentioned actions aren't necessarily productive (3,4,2,4,2,5,4,4,10) |
| INTENTIONS | Proverb that suggests even well-intentioned actions aren't necessarily productive (3,4,2,4,2,5,4,4,10) |
| PAVEDWITH | Proverb that suggests even well-intentioned actions aren't necessarily productive (3,4,2,4,2,5,4,4,10) |
| DOWSINGROD | It may be well-intentioned |
| ESCALUS | The well-intentioned Prince of Verona in Romeo and Juliet (7) |
| OILTYCOON | Person who's well-intentioned? |
| INTERVENE | Interfere in a well-intentioned way |
| HELIUM | He mounted mule, having caught one to follow horse (6) |
| RAILWAYTICKET | It enables one to follow the lines laid down (7,6) |
| TRAINBEARER | Wild animal in coach may be one to follow the bride (5-6) |
| NATURETRAIL | Trial run ETA could be one to follow? (6,5) |
