In this episode of Our Wyoming, we will learn how a turn-of-the-century bucking horse became a Wyoming Icon that we encounter every day. Candy Moulton, author of Steamboat: Legendary Bucking Horse ...

In 1903, the famous photo of the bucking horse Steamboat ridden by cowboy Guy Holt was taken at the Albany Country Fair by UW Professor B. C. Buffum. This photograph was used by Deane Hunton, manager ...

Steamboat was regarded as one of the greatest bucking horses ever, gaining notoriety in the early 1900s as the undisputed “worst bucker.” The 1,100-pound black bronc with three white stockings was ...

Little of the wall can be seen in the crowded facility of John Japp Auctioneers in Casper. Hints of the cream-colored paint barely creep around paintings and photographs of the West and Wyoming ...

And and for him, his job was bucking and he did that very well, and he actually represented the state really well. The horse became synonymous with Wyoming. Steamboat was born on the Foss Ranch ...

Steamboat the horse, arguably the most famous bucking bronco of all time, was put to death Oct. 14, 1914, after suffering from a then-incurable blood infection.

Even though I grew up in Wyoming — where everywhere you go, there is a horse — I did not go through this phase. The symbol of Wyoming, the ubiquitous bucking Steamboat, is on every license ...

Many people believe Danks' image is the cowboy atop Steamboat in the state's bucking horse symbol. Danks' hall of fame induction prompted surviving family members to try to track down the saddle.

Michael had managed to get a recreation of the “Steamboat” bucking photo, most notably known as University of Wyoming’s logo, and also found on all Wyoming license plates. Describing the ...