Steel Dust, the quarter horse, is the inspiration behind Steel Dust Editions.

As a colt, Steel Dust ate Kentucky bluegrass, but new owners moved him to Texas. Steel Dust soon developed a reputation for speed.

In his last race near Dallas in 1855, he challenged Shiloh. Steel Dust broke the starting chute and pushed a board into his shoulder. He forfeited, but continued his legend through the Billy, Cold Deck, Rondo, and Peter McCue strains.

A heavy jaw is a prominent characteristic of the Steel Dust line. This symbolizes tenacity and determination. It is our goal as editors of Steel Dust Editions to provide hope and ways to cope—with that same tenacity and determination (without the heavy jaw).

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