Well, that horse does not look happy with the situation. I've seen that look right before the horse tried to throw me off.

Marilyn on 6th July 2021 @ 7:41am

I wish we had a name.
I agree Marilyn. The photographer did a good job of capturing the expression in the horses’s eye plus the laid back ears. He is thinking about whether he wants to explode or not.

L. E. on 6th July 2021 @ 9:12am

The second car, behind the horse's haunches, is that a Studebaker?

nels on 6th July 2021 @ 9:28am

A car expert tells me the car on the left is a 1949 Buick Super or Roadmaster and the tags are from 1949. He agrees with Nel the middle car is a Studebaker.

ArthurB on 6th July 2021 @ 9:44am

The car on the left looks like my grandma and grandpa’s Buick.

L. E. on 6th July 2021 @ 12:18pm

I just was reading about a trick rider named Montie Montana. I know his wife who he was married to at the time of his death. Montie was famous for roping President Eisenhower. Trick riders are a tough breed!

Kalley on 6th July 2021 @ 5:19pm

tHIS HAS TO BE ONE OF MHY FAVORITE PICTURES, PLUS THE DISAPPEARING PICTURE FROM DAY BEFORE YESTERDAY WITH THE HORSE ON A FLAT BED WAGON, WHEREEVER IT DISAPPEARED TO.

nels on 6th July 2021 @ 5:26pm

The saddle resembles a McClellan Saddle.

L.E. on 6th July 2021 @ 5:48pm

nels, the horse on the flat bed wagon was a link in yesterday's post. It was the Mullen and Luckey Blacksmith float from the same parade.

ArthurB on 6th July 2021 @ 6:01pm

@ Arthur, it is not to be found on my computer.

nels on 6th July 2021 @ 6:50pm

Nels, it is photo 1557

http://historichoodriver.com/index.php?showimage=1557

L.E. on 6th July 2021 @ 7:33pm

A view from another angle confirms the auto is a Buick Roadmaster.

ArthurB on 7th July 2021 @ 12:12am

Enough about the horse and the cars. Who is the man standing on the horse?

B.J. on 16th September 2021 @ 5:14pm