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* The Doctor claims that [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walter_Scott Sir Walter Scott] is an old friend of his.
* The Doctor claims that [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Walter_Scott Sir Walter Scott] is an old friend of his.
* Sarah wears the [[Second Doctor]]'s [[The Doctor's fur coat|fur coat]] to keep warm in 1855.
* Sarah wears the [[Second Doctor]]'s [[The Doctor's fur coat|fur coat]] to keep warm in 1855.
*Sir Basil's [[firearm]] is a muzzle-loaded, two-groove, double rifle made by [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/John_Dickson_%26_Son Dickson of Edinburgh].
* Reverend Woolsgrove states that the footprints have been found as far north as Coombe Tracey, which was a fictional [[Dartmoor]] village in the [[Sherlock Holmes]] story, ''[[The Hound of the Baskervilles]]''.
* Reverend Woolsgrove states that the footprints have been found as far north as Coombe Tracey, which was a fictional [[Dartmoor]] village in the [[Sherlock Holmes]] story, ''[[The Hound of the Baskervilles]]''.



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The Devil's Hoofprints was the second and final story in The Third Doctor Adventures: Volume Eight. It was written by Robert Valentine and featured Tim Treloar as the Third Doctor, Sadie Miller as Sarah Jane Smith and Jon Culshaw as Brigadier Lethbridge-Stewart.

Publisher's summary

Long ago, in Devon in 1855, a mysterious event occurred. Overnight, during a terrible blizzard, thousands of hoofprints appeared in the snow. The tracks led on for miles...and no-one ever identified who or what caused them.

Many years later, the Doctor, Sarah and the Brigadier have come to Devon themselves, to visit a controversial scientific establishment in the wake of a mysterious death and rumours of strange occurrences in the vicinity.

But things are just about to get much, much stranger. Because they’re about to uncover the origins of the Devil’s Hoofprints...but is this one mystery that should have remained unsolved?

Plot

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Notes

  • Robert Valentine's inspiration for this story came from the PG Tips 'Unexplained Mysteries of the World' tea card collection entry on the Devil's Hoofprints.[1]

Continuity

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