Liverpool pubs marked the 100th anniversary of the death of a famous donkey named Judy with a quirky event featuring ponies raising glasses. The tradition began in 1923 when Judy, a beloved donkey, died at the age of 10. To commemorate the occasion, local pubs introduced "pony pints" — small glasses of beer served in mugs shaped like donkey heads. The event drew crowds of locals and visitors, who gathered to raise a toast to Judy's memory. The initiative was inspired by the historical significance of Judy, who was once a popular attraction in the area. The celebration highlighted the town's unique cultural heritage and its ability to blend history with humor.