Referring Clues

• Scout's dinner
• Feed bag contents
• Horse's mouthful
• They may be wild
• Feed bag fill
• Mare fare
• Mudder fodder
• Feedbag feed
• Rolled items
• Big crop in Iowa
• Filly filler
• Horse's fare
• Feedbag fill
• Bay filler
• Stable diet?
• Mare's meal
• Dinner for Dobbin
• They can be rolled
• Horse feed
• Granola bits
• They may be rolled
• Quaker ___
• Some are wild
• Sow what?
• Wild ___
• Dobbin's dinner
• Feedbag's fill
• Basis of Cheerios
• Bagful for Dobbin
• They're sometimes rolled
• Horse course
• Trotter fodder
• Horse food
• Granola ingredient
• Porridge ingredient
• They may fill a filly
• Nose bag morsels
• Food that may be rolled
• Filly fare
• They may be wild or rolled
• Important Dakotas output
• They can be wild
• Seabiscuit staple
• Treat for Trigger
• Lucky Charms ingredient
• Feed seeds
• Horse's treat
• Stable staple
• Granola grains
• Feedbag morsels
• They are sold by the bushel
• Granola morsels
• Stable chow
• Honey Bunches of ___
• Granola ingredients
• Wild things to sow?
• Muesli ingredients
• They might be rolled
• Word on some cards in the game Pit
• Stable hand's handful
• Horsepower source?
• Steed feed
• Nosebag filler
• Friskiness metaphor
• Porridge base
• Rolled fare
• Feedbag filler
• Cereal grains
• Bran source
• Filly feed
• Meal for a mare
• Cheerios grains
• Nose-bag fare
• Horse's meal
• Meal for a horse
• Feed-bag filler
• Feedbag contents
• Muesli morsels
• Roan repast
• Horse's diet staples
• Cheerios ingredients
• Horse nibbles
• Cereal grain
• The Os in Cheerios?
• Cereal ingredients
• Muesli base
• Certain cultivated grains
• Stable particles?
• Certain grains
• Farm feed
• Horse snack
• Feed bag fodder
• Treats for Big Brown
• Appaloosa's morsels
• Gluten-containing grains
• Mare's morsels
• Stable fare
• Some sow wild ones
• Stable staples
• Cereal of the frisky?
• Stable diet
• Cheerios' grains
• Stable course?
• Appaloosa's lunch
• Some wild ones are sown
• Horse chow
• Wild ones are sown
• Mustang's meal
• Haggis ingredients
• Churchill Downs feed
• Horse-farm supply
• Feedbag stuff
• Cheerios grain
• Equine Fodder
• Dobbin's mouthful
• Granola clusters
• Rolled grain
• Cereal material
• Granola bar ingredient
• What mares eat, in song
• Feedbag fillers
• Mill delivery
• Feel one's ___ (be confident)
• Silver filling?
• Filly food
• Champion's chow
• Stable food
• Mudder's fodder
• Common livestock feed
• Mares eat them
• Grains in some meal
• Feel one's ___
• Wild ones may be sown
• Stud farm supply
• Feed bag bits
• Breakfast grains
• Porridge, essentially
• 11 Down's meal
• Quaker product
• Champion's treats
• Feed-bag contents
• Foal's fodder
• Alternative to 40-Across
• They might be sowed when wild
• Granola grain
• Cheerios are made with them
• Sown items
• Toasted ______
• Filly's feed
• Cereal staple
• Grain
• Groom's bagful
• Grain that's rolled
• Some cereal
• They may be rolled or steel-cut
• They made Trigger happy
• They're felt by the confident
• Granola bar staple
• Lucky Charms ingredients
• Confidence metaphor
• Stable meal
• Feedbag fodder
• Feedbag bits
• Cereal ingredient
• Some are rolled
• Feed bag feed
• Cholesterol-lowering food
• Feeling one's ___
• Morsels for mares
• Part of a stable diet
• Wild things?
• Dinner for Mister Ed
• 17-Across ingredients, often
• Stable snack
• Futures-market commodity
• Energy bar ingredients
• Granola bar ingredients
• Equine dinner
• Mare's feedbag fill
• They may be wild or sown
• Stable standard
• Nag's nosh
• Some cereal grains
• Gorp crunchies
• Common cereal grains
• Some feed on a farm
• Fare that may be rolled
• Bran muffin topping
• Feel one's ___ (be frisky)
• Toasted pieces in a bowl of "Magically Delicious" Lucky Charms
• Horse's feedbox fill
• Some common cereal grains
• Foal fill
• Grain that may be rolled
• Oft-felt items?
• Feed in a stable
• Feed in a bag
• Stable bagful
• Fodder for a mudder
• Mare's mouthful
• Puffed ___
• Churchill Downs diet
• Food in a feedbag
• Cookie grain
• Part of a friskiness metaphor
• Quaker products
• Silver's supper?
• ___ 'n Honey (granola bar option)
• Wild things to sow
• Feed store items
• Food for Alysheba
• The "O's" of Cheerios
• Proverbial "wild" things that are sown
• Basis of some cereals
• Nosebag morsels
• Feedbag meal
• Healthy yogurt mix-ins
• Ingredients in some shampoos
• Rolled ___
• Grains in Cheerios
• Breakfast food
• Course for a horse
• Grains in granola
• Nosebag fill
• Cereal ingredients, sometimes
• Ingredient in some shampoos
• Stable stuff
• Feedbox fill
• Meals for mares
• Food grain
• Treat for Count Fleet
• Toasted ___
• Grains used in Cheerios
• Breakfast bar bits
• Horse farm supply
• Cereal crops
• Ingredients in some bran muffins
• Meal for Mr. Ed
• Food for Mr. Ed
• Treats for a horse
• Feed for horses
• Food for a horse
• Mare's feed
• Horses eat them
• Dobbin's diet
• Cereal
• Muesli ingredient
• Some cookie crumbs
• Some muffin ingredients
• Stable morsels
• Edible grains
• What Daryl Hall has for breakfast?
• Guttermouth song for horses?
• 1-Across debut "Whole ___"
• Hall & Oates eat "Whole" ones
• Cereals
• Guttermouth song about feedbag fill?
• Ben Howard "___ in the Water"
• Grains used as food and fodder
• In the grass, succeeded getting sexual satisfaction
• New postal centre in the field of agriculture
• Being sown, they're somewhat astonishingly scattered!
• Food products sorted at the postal centre
• The bosun's breakfast?
• Wild ones could be the ruin of a sot
• Food for horses and Scots (said Dr Johnson)
• Arabian meal
• Grain for porridge
• Billy's eclipsing top seed
• What lovers get for breakfast?
• Mare's munchies
• Farm fare
• Stable fodder
• Livestock feed
• Muesli bits
• Porridge flakes
• Fare for Scots and English stable, according to self-proclaimed 16 3
• Love at first sight? Then one might get these!
• Wild cereal?
• Gluten source
• What mares eat
• Horse treats
• Things that may be rolled or wild
• Arabian dinner
• Feed store buy
• Paddock fare
• Cereal offered as true Scottish starters?
• Cereal that's old at front of store
• What fillies fill up on
• The bosun's porridge ingredient
• Feeling your ___
• Hedonists sow wild ones
• Grains in granola bars
• Mare meal
• Equine eats
• Porridge ingredients
• Some food for a horse
• Snacks for stallions
• Food rich in manganese
• Granola bar bits
• Quaker morsels
• Feeling your ___ (horse-inspired idiom)
• Granola tidbits
• Main ingredient of 82-Across’s products
• Are they rolled into the porridge?
• Quaker bits
• Breakfast sometimes prepared overnight
• Feedbag fare
• Feed store grains
• Stable diet?
• Supply for General Mills
• Grains
• Quaker grains
• Breakfast food that might be rolled
• Barley alternative
• Food for horses
• Grains in muesli
• Porridge ingredients, perhaps
• Quaker flakes
• Granola bar morsels
• Breakfast bits
• Muesli tidbits
• Brittle ingredient
• Much of granola
• Common breakfast grains
• Food of love for the Auxiliary Territorial Service?
• Stable supply
• Snacks for a horse
• Word after wild or rolled
• They can be soaked in milk overnight
• Those wildly sown?
• Rolled or steel-cut grains
• Possibly sat at the ringside with some food
• Hot cereal bits
• Overnight ___ (trendy breakfast)
• Source of straw
• Sea ___ (grass seen in sand dunes)
• Grains in some muffins
• Food that might be steel-cut
• Granola pieces
• Horse's morsels
• Grains in acai bowls
• Porridge grains
• Texas is the largest U.S. producer of these
• Major crop for Russia and Canada
• Grains in some milk
• Stallion feed
• Breakfast that may be prepared overnight
• Muffin grains
• Apple crumble topping
• Overnight ___: breakfast dish
• Aveeno ingredient
• Feed bag grains
• The bosun's breakfast?
• Cookie grains
• They're often steamed, then rolled
• Grains used to make 42-Down
• Feedbag grains
• Horse feed grains
• Common ingredient in cereal bars
• Meal makeup, maybe
• Ingredients in the Scottish dessert cranachan
• Foal fodder
• Overnight -
• Quaker ___: big name in cereal
• Overnight ___ (breakfast option)
• Word after "wild" or "overnight"
• Stout grains
• 126-Across ingredient
• Source of some plant-based milk
• Grains often found on top of an apple crisp
• "Overnight" breakfast option
• Grains that may be steel-cut
• Common parfait toppings
• Overnight ___