[Answer] 1. Trigger was the horse ridden by Roy Rogers in his films and television shows. When Trigger died in 1965, what did Rogers do with the horse?

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...1. Had a taxidermist preserve him 2. Buried him in an unmarked grave 3. Sold to a dog meat factory 4. Donated the skin to a travelling rodeo Trigger's first name was Golden Cloud. His movie debut in 1938 was in "The Adventures of Robin Hood", ridden by Olivia de Havilland as Maid Marian. Rogers selected him and he became his career horse. After Trigger's death, Rogers had him on display at his museum in Victorville, California. When the museum closed in 2009, Trigger was purchased for $266,500 by television channel RFD-TV with plans to start a Western museum.

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Had a taxidermist preserve him:

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