According to Ferrari, Papà Enzo took the logo from an image of a red horse painted on the fuselage of Count Francesco Baracca, an ace pilot in the Italian air force and a World War I hero.

Even the yellow logo with the prancing horse emblazoned on each Ferrari has become recognizable from a mile away. Wait. A "prancing" horse? Aside from the incredible number of horses under the ...

not the least of which have been changes to the Ferrari logo itself, the famed Prancing Horse. The Ferrari Cavallino Rampante, or Prancing Horse, has been traced to origins as ancient as 1692 ...

The first "true Ferrari" to bear the prancing horse was the 1947 Ferrari Tipo 125S. With its refined logo, featuring a black horse on a yellow shield, Ferrari created a legacy in motorsport and ...

Automakers spend an age crafting their identities, but arguably, none are as famous or as easily identifiable as Ferrari's Prancing Horse ... of this and other car logos briefly, but for a ...

The cars took a one-two victory and the logo remained in place on Scuderia Ferrari cars thereafter. Ferrari's prancing horse insignia initially belonged to an Italian fighter pilot, Francesco ...