Fort Worth, Texas: Midnight - World's Greatest Bucking Horse
The horse was named Midnight (1910-1936), and he's depicted lifesize with his hind legs kicked in the air and a rider landing neck and shoulders down in the dirt. Sculpture by artist Jack Bryant, 1984.
- Address:
- 1300 Gendy St, Fort Worth, TX
- Directions:
- Across from the National Cowgirl Museum at the Amon G. Carter Jr. Exhibits Hall.
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There are other cool statues in the area as well.
[Betty, 11/04/2022]
The statue of Midnight is in the middle of a really nice cowboy/cowgirl complex. There was parking you had to pay for so we pulled to the side of the street for a quick picture. My daughters felt more sorry for the thrown rider than they did for the legendary horse.
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More cowboys being thrown off things?