The (*)  psychiatrist Martin Dysart, as well as copious amounts of full frontal nudity, appear in that play titled for the scientific name of this animal by Peter Shaffer.
To worship a god represented by these animals, a character recites nonsense lineages such as "And Prankus begat Flankus!" and beats himself with a wooden coat hanger. Life-sized puppets of these animals feature in a popular stage play about one by Nick Stafford. Under the influence of a placebo truth pill, the protagonist of another play relates how he chased Jill Mason away before using a pick to blind some of these animals. The (*)  psychiatrist Martin Dysart, as well as copious amounts of full frontal nudity, appear in that play titled for the scientific name of this animal by Peter Shaffer. Gloucester tries to obtain one of these animals before Richmond slays him at the end of  Richard III . For 10 points, name this animal featured in the play  Equus .
To worship a god represented by these animals, a character recites nonsense lineages such as "
horse s [or obvious equivalents such as  pony  or  stallion s; or  War  Horse ; or  Equus  until read]