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Riddles

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Next riddle:

Ariel my friend loves running races,
I am often sad as I come in 2nd places.
"I often say, why do you place always before ol' Buttercup me ?"
She says, "you should not have it before you, you see "
"Then you will win more and break free."

What is it?
 
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Tip 1: It will be helpful to know who or what is racing as that will make the " it " much easier to answer.
 
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Forest Cat said:
It makes me think of the poem "Ariel" by Sylvia Plath. 🤔 Which I'm sure is way off the mark, I really am terrible at solving riddles. :)
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Good try, but no. The names given sound like something, and there is a word or two in the riddle that could lead someone to what or who was racing too.
 
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FayetheAspie said:
How did the names fit in?
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Buttercup and Ariel were actually choices for names of horses on a video game for Barbie. Those names sound like possible names for horses too, though Ariel is a name for a female too. Other racetrack terms in the riddle were running, races, place, and break free.
 
1ForAll said:
Buttercup and Ariel were actually choices for names of horses on a video game for Barbie. Those names sound like possible names for horses too, though Ariel is a name for a female too. Other racetrack terms in the riddle were running, races, place, and break free.
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Ok. I would have never recognized that. I never owned a barbie doll much less played any barbie video games.
 
If anyone has a new riddle, feel free to post as we are out of town picking up our son now from his 2 hour chess meeting . It would be hard to reply soon as 90 minute drive back.
 
Part of me you eat; part of me you wear.
Down in the south I am everywhere.
What am I ?
 
When you say south, are we talking global or local? i.e. south of your land, or just south generally anywhere?
(i.e. is it cultural?)
 
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