Visual Description: A young rider who is hot to trot.
MOVULE = VOLUME, SHHART = THRASH, LEGFUN = ENGULF, KANHES = SHAKEN, LISAYE = EASILY, ROLALD = DOLLAR — Giving us: OHRHELSHESDOR
Clue/Question: She was anxious to start the riding lesson, but the instructor wanted the student to . . .
Answer: HOLD HER HORSES
(Even the horse is looking at her like: Calm down, girl! Cute cartoon and a cute Jumble. No new clue words, but a lot of great jumblings. I really liked “legfun” and “shhart” and “lisaye”. The answer letter layout was fantastic, but the answer was pretty much a forgone conclusion. It’s one of the most popular expressions in the American lexicon. Be well and do good, friends.) — YUR
PS. Happy Birthday to Nigella Lawson. She got a lot of men interested in cooking shows. — YUR
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