Because they are the mainstay when it comes to cattle ranching in Texas. Most Texans believe that it was the horse that created the state, and thus the animal should be recognized and regarded as an important animal to that state.
yes there are many horses in Texas.
In 1800's Philip Nolan would go to Texas and find wild horses and sell them!! Then in 1801 Philip Nolan was killed!!
The Spanish brought horses, cattle, sheep, and pigs to Texas. These animals were important for various reasons, such as transportation, agriculture, and food production. Horses facilitated travel and labor, cattle provided meat and hides, sheep were raised for wool, and pigs offered a source of protein.
riding horses
Spaniards
Texas has the highest population of horses in the United States, with over 1 million horses. Texas is known for its large ranches and equestrian culture, making it a popular state for horse ownership and activities.
Texas rangers rode horses
They use horses and cars.
Mustangs and Quarter horses, mostly.
Oil and Gas, Agriculture (cattle and horses)
In 1948 in Texas.
No, not everyone does.