- OATS
- They can be steel-cut, rolled, or instant
- Feed bag contents
- Filly filler
- Fodder grains
- They may be rolled
- They're sometimes wild
- Black Beauty's dinner
- Morsels For mares
- Morsels for Dobbin
- Morsels for Mister Ed
- Cereal grains
- Mare's breakfast
- Morsels for mounts
- Nosebag filler
- Wild bunch?
- Nose bag contents
- Overnight ___ (breakfast option)
- Wild ones may be sowed
- Porridge makeup
- Barn feed
- They can be steel-cut
- Feed-bag filler
- Filly fare
- Quaker grains
- Mare fare
- Muesli morsels
- Breakfast cereal
- Cholesterol-lowering breakfast
- Feed bag morsels
- Feed, typically
- Granola base
- Healthy breakfast bowlful
- Honey Bunches of ___
- Quaker's breakfast
- Rolled ___
- They may be rolled for breakfast
- Thickening ingredient for creamy soups, at times
- Rolled breakfast choice
- They can be wild
- Mudder fodder
- Cereal ingredient
- Stable staple
- Wild ones are sown
- Muffin makings
- Feedbag fill
- 84 across contents
- Nosh for Dobbin
- Dinner for Big Brown
- Feedbag fillers
- Granola granules
- Stuff sown wild
- Meal for Dobbin
- Trigger treats
- Stud's meal
- Muesli ingredient
- Livestock feed
- Muesli bits
- Stable fodder
- Stuff to make a meal out of?
- Mill product
- Daryl Hall's favorite breakfast, presumably?
- Stout base, sometimes
- Stout composition, maybe
- Word with wild or quick
- Course on a farm
- Mares and does eat them, per a classic novelty song
- Quaker food
- The Os in Cheerios?
- Cheerios, once
- Horse chow
- Mare's fodder
- Appaloosa's lunch
- Field yield
- Hedonists sow wild ones
- Granola ingredient
- Horse course
- Porridge ingredient
- They may fill a filly
- They are sold by the bushel
- Food that may be rolled
- Nose bag morsels
- They may be wild or rolled
- Important Dakotas output
- Seabiscuit staple
- Feed seeds
- Lucky Charms ingredient
- Treat for Trigger
- Horse's treat
- Mare's meal, maybe
- Quaker product
- Granola grains
- Granola morsels
- Granola ingredients
- Stable chow
- Cheerios ingredients
- Dobbin's mouthful
- Granola clusters
- Haggis ingredients
- Mustang's meal
- They can be rolled
- Cereal material
- Champion's treats
- Common livestock feed
- Granola bar ingredient
- Stable hand's handful
- Stud farm supply
- Bagful for Dobbin
- Filly food
- Some are rolled
- Stable snack
- Bran source
- Feed bag feed
- Foal fill
- Gorp crunchies
- Grain that may be rolled
- Stable standard
- Toasted pieces in a bowl of "Magically Delicious" Lucky Charms
- A bunch of cereal?
- Meal material
- Feed for 53 Down
- Feel one's ___
- Feed for horses
- Stable fare
- Stable staples
- Porridge base
- Feedbag filter
- Feedbag food
- Horse fare
- Wild items, at times
- Feed in the bag
- Mare's morsels
- Snacks for Silver
- Cereal ingredients
- Cereal seeds
- Dobbin's dinner
- Important grain
- Stable diet?
- Mare's meal
- Stable sustenance
- Filly's feed
- Filly feed
- Rolled fare
- Friskiness metaphor
- They may be wild
- Wild things to sow?
- Cheerios grain
- Feedbag stuff
- Porridge, essentially
- Rolled grain
- What mares eat, in song
- Grain that's rolled
- Granola grain
- Groom's bagful
- They made Trigger happy
- Dinner for Mister Ed
- Feed in a stable
- Cookie grain
- Feed in a bag
- Mare's mouthful
- Part of a friskiness metaphor
- Rolled __
- Cheerios grains
- Horse's morsels
- Muffin grains
- Stallion feed
- Horse feed
- Nosebag fill
- Farm feed
- Cereal grain
- Equine eats
- Food rich in manganese
- Feed bag bits
- Food for horses
- Stable supply
- Aveeno ingredient
- Overnight __: breakfast dish
- Feedbag grains
- Granola bar bits
- Horse feed grains
- Quaker __: big name in cereal
- Dobbin's diet
- Dobbin's dish
- Mare meal
- Nag's nosh
- They may be rolled or toasted
- Feel one's __
- Fodder for a mudder
- Nag nibbles
- What mares eat
- Feel one's __ (be frisky)
- Meal makings
- Granola bits
- Mr. Ed meal
- Sow one's wild __
- Horse's meal
- Meal for a mare
- Nose-bag fare
- Meal for a horse
- Feedbag fodder
- Grains in granola
- Ingredient in some shampoos
- Horse's diet staples
- Roan repast
- Horse-farm supply
- 11 Down's meal
- Mill delivery
- Some cereal
- They're felt by the confident
- Futures-market commodity
- Straw source
- Basis of some cereals
- Course for a horse
- Feedbag meal
- Grains in Cheerios
- Ingredients in some shampoos
- Gluten source
- Grains in granola bars
- Stable meal
- Steed feed
- Brittle ingredient
- Granola tidbits
- Much of granola
- Fare for a mare
- Source of straw
- Meals for mares
- Milk source
- Farm fare
- Foal fare
- Wild cereal?
- Filly's filler
- What does eat, according to song
- They might be rolled
- Word on some cards in the game Pit
- Horsepower source?
- Food.
- Grain.
- Grain food.
- Fodder.
- Feed for Black Beauty.
- Important grain crop.
- Contents of the feedbag.
- Court Turf's treat.
- Scotland's crop.
- Farmer's crop.
- Feast for dobbin.
- Meal for breakfast.
- Valuable food.
- Farm crop.
- Feed.
- Product of Minnesota.
- They're sown early.
- What Samuel Johnson derided as food.
- Nosebag meal.
- Cereal grasses.
- Farmer's harvest.
- Breakfast porridge.
- Crop.
- Meal for Alysheba
- Banquet for Tim Tam.
- Cereal.
- Grass.
- Sow wild ___.
- Avena sativa.
- Contents of a nose bag.
- Food given a famous definition in S. Johnson's Dictionary.
- Iowa crop.
- Provender.
- Contents of a feedbag.
- Farm product.
- Grain crop.
- Minnesota crop.
- Meal for Lady's Secret
- Important crop.
- Wild ___.
- Iowa product.
- Dobbin's fare
- Grouts
- Horse's repast
- Cavalry supplies.
- Crop of a kind.
- Racetrack staple.
- Wild or rolled items.
- Feedbag item
- Mare's fare
- Horse food
- Chicago pit purchase
- Feedbag staples
- Food for Dobbin
- Stable food
- Animal food
- Know one's ___
- Horse fodder
- Some are wild
- Stable-owner's purchase
- Dinner for Dobbin
- Fare for a hackney
- Mares eat ___ . . .
- Feed-bag fare
- Meal for Spectacular Bid
- These may fill a filly
- Feed-bag helping
- Dinner for Secretariat
- Fare for Affirmed
- Fare for Dust Commander
- These may be wild
- Treat for Kelso
- Dish for Dobbin
- Fare for Man o' War
- Nose-bag provender
- These are often wild
- Feed-bag filling
- Meal for Sunny's Halo
- Trigger's meal
- Provender for Spend a Buck
- Food staple
- Grain for a trotter
- Provender for Dobbin
- Cereal of the frisky
- Dobbin fodder
- Fillies' fodder
- Food for Alysheba
- Dinner for Spend A Buck
- Something to feel
- Treat for Dobbin
- Clydesdale fodder
- Fare for Hansel
- Feel one's ___ (be sprightly)
- Fodder for Hansel
- Meal Kelso loved
- Equine staple
- What dummies don't know
- Equine fare
- Food for 3 Down
- Nose bag's contents
- Treat for Count Fleet
- Equine dinner
- Mare's feed
- Toasted _____
- Feedbox filler
- Haggis ingredient
- Scout's dinner
- Stable particles
- Horse's mouthful
- Big crop in Iowa
- Rolled items
- Horse's fare
- Bay filler
- Quaker ___
- Sow what?
- Basis of Cheerios
- Feedbag's fill
- They're sometimes rolled
- Trotter fodder
- Muesli ingredients
- Feel one's ___ (be confident)
- Wild ones may be sown
- Breakfast grains
- Overnight ___ (trendy breakfast)
- Sea ___ (grass seen in sand dunes)
- Word after wild or rolled
- Cereal staple
- Cheerios are made with them
- 17-Across ingredients, often
- Cholesterol-lowering food
- Feeling one's ___
- Lucky Charms ingredients
- Part of a stable diet
- Wild things?
- Bran muffin topping
- Energy bar ingredients
- Fare that may be rolled
- Feel one's ___ (be frisky)
- Granola bar ingredients
- Horse's feedbox fill
- Some Arabian food
- Food in a feedbag
- Puffed ___
- Stable bagful
- Healthy yogurt mix-ins
- Proverbial "wild" things that are sown
- The "O's" of Cheerios
- ___ 'n Honey (granola bar option)
- Grains used in Cheerios
- Breakfast bar bits
- Stable stuff
- Things that may be rolled or wild
- Porridge ingredients
- Some food for a horse
- Supply for General Mills
- Food that might be steel-cut
- Grains in some muffins
- Granola pieces
- Hot cereal bits
- Rolled or steel-cut grains
- Breakfast that may be prepared overnight
- Grains in some milk
- Major crop for Russia and Canada
- Texas is the largest U.S. producer of these
- Nonfruit ingredients in some healthful smoothies
- They're often steamed, then rolled
- Cereal crop
- Common ingredient in cereal bars
- Foal fodder
- Ingredients in the Scottish dessert cranachan
- Meal makeup, maybe
- They may be rolled or steel-cut
- They might be sowed when wild
- What Daryl Hall has for breakfast?
- Guttermouth song for horses?
- 1-Across debut "Whole ___"
- Cheerios, mostly
- Overnight ___ (breakfast dish)
- Feed-bag tidbits
- Granola-bar grains
- Steel-cut ___
- Appaloosa fare
- Oft-felt items?
- Some sow wild ones
- Cereal serving
- Stable tidbits
- Some cereal ingredients
- Cereal ingredients, sometimes
- Certain cultivated grains
- Muesli base
- Horse nibbles
- Churchill Downs feed
- Grains in some meal
- Quaker products
- Common cereal grains
- Mare's feedbag fill
- Some cereal grains
- Some common cereal grains
- Some feed on a farm
- They may be wild or sown
- Horse treats
- Quaker morsels
- Snacks for stallions
- Feed store grains
- Muesli tidbits
- Porridge ingredients, perhaps
- They can be soaked in milk overnight
- *"Aw, darn!"
- Bits in granola
- Cheerios composition
- Grains in a feed bag
- Food for a filly
- Stable grains
- Overnight ___ (popular breakfast)
- Steel-cut breakfast fare
- Cereals
- Staple crop
- Mares eat ____ . . .
- Breakfast flakes
- Churchill Downs diet
- Feed store item
- Ever felt 'em?
- Pony fodder
- Stable stuffers
- Trigger treat
- Stable course?
- Some wild ones are sown
- Gluten-containing grains
- Appaloosa's morsels
- Treats for Big Brown
- Certain grains
- Horse snack
- Ingredients in some bran muffins
- Feed store buy
- Paddock fare
- Breakfast bits
- Breakfast food that might be rolled
- Breakfast sometimes prepared overnight
- Feeling your ___ (horse-inspired idiom)
- Grains in muesli
- Granola bar morsels
- Apple crumble topping
- Grains in acai bowls
- Porridge grains
- Grains used to make 42-Down
- Overnight ___ (breakfast made in advance)
- Frequently wild
- Horse treat
- Some are sown wild
- ___, peas, beans and barley grow (children's song)
- Feed morsels
- Things to roll
- Granola cereal grains
- Muesli grains
- Filly fill
- Filly's fill
- See 43-Across
- Mares eat them
- Manger fill
- Nose bag nosh
- Arabian meal
- Mare's munchies
- Arabian dinner
- What fillies fill up on
- Barley alternative
- Main ingredient of 82-Across's products
- Must-have for a mustang, maybe
- Quaker bits
- Racehorse feed
- Cheerios, largely
- Mustang fuel?
- Base for some cookies
- Feed for fillies
