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Statue of Andras Hadik in Budapest. Students rub the horse before exams for good luck. : r/Wellworn
James Santer on X: "Rubbing lucky horse balls thinking of @RichardAyoade & @WeeMissBea. #Budapest https://t.co/CvWvvnIg85" / X
Bronze Equestrian Statue of Andras Hadik at Holy Trinity Square on Fisherman`s Bastion in Budapest Stock Image - Image of arms, mural: 185078985
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Jeffrey Grover on X: "Rubbing the horse's balls wishing Trump would just go away. Trump could come to Budapest and be even closer to Putin. https://t.co/fFWqSuLZF9" / X
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Equestrian statue, Castle Hill, Buda, Old Town, Budapest, Hungary Stock Photo - Alamy
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Equestrian statue of Andras Hadik in Budapest Hungary
In Budapest, there is a horse statue with something special. Students in the area polish its golden balls for luck before exams. : r/pics
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A tourist grabbing testicles of Andras Hadik horse statue in Budapest It is considered lucky to..., Stock Photo, Picture And Rights Managed Image. Pic. YW7-1367523 | agefotostock
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Equestrian statue of Andras Hadik in Budapest Hungary
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Permanent public statue of Mounted Andras Hadik, found on the corner of Szentharomsag and Uri street, Budapest. Erected in 1937. According to folklore, you rub certain parts of the horse forluck. Stock
