Who was Bamboo Harvester's stunt double on the TV Show Mister Ed?

Bamboo Harvester who played Mr. Ed on the TV Show Mister Ed had stable mate named Pumpkin who filled in as Bamboo's stunt double on more rigorous shots while filming Mister Ed.

Bamboo Harvester lived to be over 30.

Mister Ed was originally produced by George Burns' McCadden Productions. The origial sponsor was Studebaker Corp., which supplied the cars and trucks for the show. CBS refused to put the production on their network in its initial premiere in 1960, so the Studebaker Company purchased Mr. Ed and put it into syndication. It was an instant hit, and CBS bought it a year later.

Some religious groups think the theme song to Mister Ed is satanic.

The concept of a talking horse named Mister Ed was the brainchild of writer Walter Brooks, whose short stories about a talking, booze drinking horse appeared in the Saturday Evening Post and Liberty magazines.

Along a somewhate different line, Francis the Talking Mule was a mule celebrity, featured in seven movie comedies in the 1950s. The character originated in a novel by writer David Stern.
The first six movies were directed by Universal comedy veteran Arthur Lubin, previously known for Abbott and Costello, who would go on to produce and direct Mister Ed for television.