Name these English Classic winners - Part II - Fillies

4. Maid Of Orleans
10 Caergwrle

Welcome back Scrabbler. Nor Maid of Orleans but the other answer was correct:

1 A French Department (8)
2 Name of a former Asian republic (7)
3 A Walt Disney character (9)
4 The third in a trilogy of war plays (4, 2, 8)
5 Bronze Age artefact (3, 7)
6 French dish, poached and served cold (9)
7 19th century item of lady’s clothing (7)
8 Fictional character based on Elizabeth I (9)
9 A dessert (8)
10 A Welsh castle (Caergwrle)

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6. escabeche

Well let's hope she doesn't cook it for you Reg, looks absolutely filthy:

1 A French Department (8)
2 Name of a former Asian republic (7)
3 A Walt Disney character (9)
4 The third in a trilogy of war plays (4, 2, 8)
5 Bronze Age artefact (3, 7)
6 French dish, poached and served cold (Galantine)
7 19th century item of lady’s clothing (7)
8 Fictional character based on Elizabeth I (9)
9 A dessert (8)
10 A Welsh castle (Caergwrle)

4 love in idleness

Yes, well done Shalimar. This could be a night to remember:

1 A French Department (8)
2 Name of a former Asian republic (7)
3 A Walt Disney character (9)
4 The third in a trilogy of war plays (Love in Idleness)
5 Bronze Age artefact (3, 7)
6 French dish, poached and served cold (Galantine)
7 19th century item of lady’s clothing (7)
8 Fictional character based on Elizabeth I (9)
9 A dessert (8)
10 A Welsh castle (Caergwrle)

nice one johnny

I'll suggest Formosa for number 2

sun chariot no 5

Maybe Aphrodite for number 3

Pelisse for number 7

no 9  gelattee

3 Fifinella   ( dastardly devious Johnny)

Couldn’t resist it Shalimah, apologies for that. Anyway, we’ll done winners, just a few to go:

1 A French Department (8)
2 Name of a former Asian republic (Formosa)
3 A Walt Disney character (Fifinella)
4 The third in a trilogy of war plays (Love in Idleness)
5 Bronze Age artefact (Sun Chariot)
6 French dish, poached and served cold (Galantine)
7 19th century item of lady’s clothing (7)
8 Fictional character based on Elizabeth I (9)
9 A dessert (8)
10 A Welsh castle (Caergwrle)

yes ive got one

triffle no 9 1 letter short

Number 9 mincepie fits, but is it a dessert...?

no 9  semolina

1]  Vaucluse

^Awful memories of school puddings and I had to eat two as my little sister use to hurl at the smell of it, you were not allowed to throw anything in the trough bowl when certain teachers were on duty....!

at our school
semolina ok
rice pudding ok

but they did a sort of cross over known as FROGSPAWN absolutely disgusting, oliver twist wouldn't have asked for more,rancid

1 A French Department (Vaucluse)
2 Name of a former Asian republic (Formosa)
3 A Walt Disney character (Fifinella)
4 The third in a trilogy of war plays (Love in Idleness)
5 Bronze Age artefact (Sun Chariot)
6 French dish, poached and served cold (Galantine)
7 19th century item of lady’s clothing (7)
8 Fictional character based on Elizabeth I (9)
9 A dessert (Semolina)
10 A Welsh castle (Caergwrle)

shatoosh no 7

Is that a poor relation of Chanel Number 5?

Incorrect I’m afraid.

no 7   regalia

i'm humiliated . thought i knew a bit about racing , even had some cheating sheets available c/o a few tattersalls sales catalogues but can't get anywhere near these answers !are they all from the first chester meeting in about 1450bc ???...totally floored .

(7) Chatelaine.

8. Belphoebe

Impressive stuff Scrabbler:

1 A French Department (Vaucluse)
2 Name of a former Asian republic (Formosa)
3 A Walt Disney character (Fifinella)
4 The third in a trilogy of war plays (Love in Idleness)
5 Bronze Age artefact (Sun Chariot)
6 French dish, poached and served cold (Galantine)
7 19th century item of lady’s clothing (7)
8 Fictional character based on Elizabeth I (Belphoebe)
9 A dessert (Semolina)
10 A Welsh castle (Caergwrle)

7. Canezou.  As my nom de plume suggests, I've had an interest in playing Scrabble. I'm surprised that this word doesn't feature in the official dictionary as many other words for old garments are acceptable. If I'm not treading on your toes, I wouldn't mind doing a similar quiz based on the Grand National.

A Chatelaine hangs on a belt, a belt is an item of clothing.

(7) Chatelaine.

its also got 10 letters

Congratulations Scrabbler, all done. Absolutely not treading on my toes at all. It was either do some DIY or these so yes, please put up a GN quiz. I think I'm going to do a Royal Ascot one now:

1 A French Department (Vaucluse)
2 Name of a former Asian republic (Formosa)
3 A Walt Disney character (Fifinella)
4 The third in a trilogy of war plays (Love in Idleness)
5 Bronze Age artefact (Sun Chariot)
6 French dish, poached and served cold (Galantine)
7 19th century item of lady’s clothing (Canezou)
8 Fictional character based on Elizabeth I (Belphoebe)
9 A dessert (Semolina)
10 A Welsh castle (Caergwrle)

Well done JM btw.

Cheers Glasgow.

is no9 kalahari