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| Horse Statues (page 4) |
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| Hubbard Museum of the American West Ruidoso Downs, NM |
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| The Hubbard Museum of the American West features eight realistic galloping horses. There are seven different breeds represented. The painted bronze statues are one-and-a-half times life-size. In the entire group, there are only nine hooves touching down. The sculpture was installed in 1995 and is entitled "Free Spirits at Noisy Water". It was created by Dave McGary. For more, see this website. [map] |
| Horse Reno, NV |
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| This Horse sculpture was created by Barry Crawford. It is entitled "Rearing Horse" and was built from machinery parts. It was originally installed in 2018 at the Burning Man festival. It is now located in front of Glow Park. The sculpture is kinetic with cranks on the perimeter fence than enable visitors to move the horse's front legs, mane, tail, neck, and ears. For more, see this website. [map] |
| Horse [gone] Gansevoort, NY |
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| The concrete Horse in Gansevoort stood in front of a house next door to the Crest Inn. These photos are from 2011. By 2014, the statue had been painted white. In 2016, the horse was painted black. In 2018, the statue was painted purple. In 2020, the statue was gone. The house and motel were boarded up. |
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More New York:
Saratoga Springs [map] |
| Horse and Rider Pickerington, OH |
Horse Quapaw, OK |
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This Horse and Rider in Pickerington is installed next to a US Bank branch. It may be related to the Hunters Run Business Center nearby. Does anyone know more about this statue? [map]
This Horse in Quapaw is located at an unidentified horse ranch. [map] |
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More Ohio:
Zanesville |
| Horse Abington, PA |
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| The Horse statue at the Abington Antique Shop looked like another homemade creation. This statue had no tail. In 2016, the statue was hit by a car and badly damaged. It was replaced with a fiberglass version. [map] |
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More Pennsylvania:
Bensalem |
| Golden Chariot Sealy, TX |
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| The Golden Chariot was previously located in Atlanta, GA. It has been located at IRC Surplus since around 2009. It depicts the Archangel Michael and seven golden horses which look more like unicorns. The sculpture is made of bronze. It was originally painted gold. [map] |
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More Texas:
Dallas El Paso |
| The Mustangs Ivins, UT |
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| The Mustangs was created by Edward Hlavka. The five bronze statues were installed in 2010. One of the horses is ridden by a Native American. [map] |
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Virginia:
Fairfax Washington:
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| Trojan Horse Wisconsin Dells, WI |
Horse Mondovi, WI |
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The Trojan Horse is a 65-foot-tall wooden horse with strobe light eyes. He was built in 1998. He stands in front of the Mt. Olympus Water & Theme Park. I believe this is the go-kart track going through his belly. There was also a Trojan here. For more, see this website. [map]
This Horse in Mondovi is located near Lazy L Tack & Trailer Sales. [map] |
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Wyoming:
Douglas |
| Big Ben and Ian Millar Perth, ON |
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| The life-sized, bronze Big Ben and Ian Millar is a tribute to the highly successful Canadian equestrian team. It was installed in this park in 2005. For more, see this website. [map] |
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More Canada:
St. Francois Xavier, MB |
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Cowboys and Horses:
Cowboys section (various cities) |
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