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Three Little Boys Logic Puzzle

Three little boys had three little boys, they each had a wooden horse. One horse was red, one horse was blue, and one horse was green of course. One summer's day while they were out at play the boy on the horse of red, poor little chap he had a mishap, he broke off his horse's head. But just before then, perhaps around ten, something that Tom had seen, another little boy had broke his toy, the boy on the horse of green. The one little boy who had not broke his toy, the boy on the horse of blue, did not like to see his friends' misery so he broke his horse in two. Three little boys - Tom, Dick, and Harry - now all had broken toys. From this information and the following clues, for each little boy, can you determine the color of his horse, what happened to it and at what time?

  • 1. The wheels fell off in the first incident.
  • 2. Tom did not own the red horse.
  • 3. The horse in the second incident was not owned by Harry.
  • 4. Harry was not involved in the third incident.
  • 1. The wheels fell off in the first incident.
  • 2. Tom did not own the red horse.
  • 3. The horse in the second incident was not owned by Harry.
  • 4. Harry was not involved in the third incident.

Observation: This table is automatically filled accordingly to the grid.

How to play

  • The first step is to read the clues and find the most basic ones;
  • Those clues can be marked on the grid without using any other information;
  • After this, you will need to read the clues again and use logic deduction;
  • Click on a clue to mark it as used;
  • The answer table is filled automatically.

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