Ford also considered a logo that looked like a profile view of a knight from a chess game. Ford The Mustang almost had a horse head logo. The red, white and blue tribar treatment was ditched in ...

“Without it, we wouldn’t have the horses we have today.” So, the real Gunrock was a Thoroughbred — and yet the UC Davis mascot is a mustang. How did that happen? Turns out that students in the 1920s ...

The car pictured has the word "Mustang" on the back and the horse logo on the grille, indicating that the name was chosen before the Mustangs arrived in Ann Arbor. Not that we should let the truth ...

The new logo incorporates the head of a horse, a tribute to the college’s former mascot of Mustangs. Joe Bosack Graphic Design presented two logos for the campus community, and about 55 percent ...

long-overdue mascot will better represent the spirit of the student body. He says that Gunrock the Mustang, which was originally named after a thoroughbred racing horse, doesn’t reflect the UC D ...

Trouper’s photo was in many magazines, including “Horse & Rider.” He also had his story published in the Equine Journal and was featured on a talk show. He soon became a star in the Tennessee Valley.