Prancing Horse Collection

1984 Belgian GP
ZOLDER, BELGIUM - APRIL 29: The tribute to the late Gilles Villeneuve at the Zolder circuit, at the first time F1 went to the venue since the Canadian driver was killed there during the Belgian GP at

A soldier of the Royal Horse Guards, from Costumes of the Army of the British Empire
NAM254108 A soldier of the Royal Horse Guards, from Costumes of the Army of the British Empire, according to the last regulations 1812, engraved by J.C. Stadler published by Colnaghi & Co

A Corporal of the 10th, or Prince of Waless Own Royal Hussars in Review Order
NAM254115 A Corporal of the 10th, or Prince of Waless Own Royal Hussars in Review Order, from Costumes of the Army of the British Empire, according to the last regulations 1812, engraved by J.C

Engagement Houthalen Portrait Lieutenant General Frederik Knotzer
The Engagement at Houthalen, Portrait of Lieutenant General Frederik Knotzer in the Battle of Houthalen, during the Ten-Day Campaign, 1831

Battlefield cavalry infantry Cavalry battle series title
Battlefield with cavalry and infantry Cavalry battle (series title), Battlefield with cavalry where on the right an infantryman shoots at a rider of a prancing horse who wants to smash him with his

CM5 8790 Ferrari, Steering wheel
Ferrari, good view, The London Classic Car Show 2015, 2015, Car show, Classic Car Show, classic cars, ExCel, London, London Classic Car Show 2015, The London Classic Car Show 2015, Ferrari

Earl Essex Horseback 1643 Etching first state
Artokoloro

CM1 2100 Ferrari steering wheel
Ferrari steering wheel, from a time when racing cars were much simpler, Goodwood 72nd Members Meeting, 72nd members Meeting, Ferrari, Ferrari steering wheel, Goodwood, Goodwood 72nd Members Meeting

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Prancing Horses: A Timeless Symbol of Power and Nobility From the battlefields of Europe to the race tracks of Maranello, the prancing horse has been a symbol of strength, agility, and prestige. This regal equine emblem traces its origins to the Royal Horse Guards, where a soldier proudly displayed a caparisoned horse adorned with the symbol in "Costumes of the Army of the British Empire." The 10th Prince of Wales's Own Royal Hussars also bore this insignia, as depicted in their "Review Order" portrait. Throughout history, cavalry charges have been decisive moments in battles, and the "Battlefield Cavalry Infantry Cavalry Battle Series" immortalizes these pivotal encounters. In the 17th century, Lieutenant General Frederik Knotzer led his troops into battle with a prancing horse emblazoned on their banners. Fast forward to the modern era, and the prancing horse continues to captivate us. The Ferrari marque, with its iconic steering wheel design, pays homage to this ancient symbol. The first state etching of Earl Essex on horseback in 1643 showcases the elegance and grace of the prancing horse in equestrian art. The prancing horse's legacy endures, as we find it in the intricate designs of the Ferrari steering wheels, such as the CM1 2100 and the CM5 8790. This symbol of power and nobility continues to inspire and ignite our passion for both history and the thrill of the open road.