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Snowmane was the horse of King Théoden.

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rdfs:label	Snowmane
rdfs:comment	Snowmane was the horse of King Théoden. Snowmane, Steed of King Théoden.A noble white stallion, like his ancestor Felaróf, Snowmane bore Théoden bravely through several battles of the War of the Ring, before the two of them died in the Battle of the Pellenor Fields. Snowmane fell to a poisoned dart and crushed his master beneath his great weight. Snowmane was later buried in the Pellenor Fields, and a great mound was raised over him as a memorial, with a white stone carved with the legend "Faithful Servant, yet master's bane; Lightfoot's foal, swift Snowmane." It was said afterward that the grass always grew noticeably green and thick on the mound, which became known as Snowmane's Howe.
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Row 4 info	about TA 3019
Row 1 info	Edoras Rohan
Row 4 title	time period
Row 2 info	Mearas Horse
Row 1 title	Home
Row 5 info	Female
Row 2 title	Language
Row 5 title	Gender
Row 3 info	Mearas Horses
Row 3 title	People
Box Title	Snowmane
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abstract	Snowmane was the horse of King Théoden. Snowmane, Steed of King Théoden.A noble white stallion, like his ancestor Felaróf, Snowmane bore Théoden bravely through several battles of the War of the Ring, before the two of them died in the Battle of the Pellenor Fields. Snowmane fell to a poisoned dart and crushed his master beneath his great weight. Snowmane was later buried in the Pellenor Fields, and a great mound was raised over him as a memorial, with a white stone carved with the legend "Faithful Servant, yet master's bane; Lightfoot's foal, swift Snowmane." It was said afterward that the grass always grew noticeably green and thick on the mound, which became known as Snowmane's Howe.

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