Mustang (noun)

1. A small, hardy horse of Spanish origin that is often feral and lives in the western United States.
2. A North American wild horse.

Origin:

Derived from the spanish word 'mesteño' meaning wild or stray.

Examples:

1. The mustang was once abundant in the western plains, but their numbers have declined over time.
2. The mustang is known for its endurance, speed, and agility, making it a popular choice for rodeos and other equestrian events.
3. The mustang is protected under federal law, but still faces challenges from habitat loss and hunting.
4. The mustang roamed freely on the range, until the arrival of European settlers who claimed the land for their own.
5. The mustang was tamed and trained by Native American tribes for use as a mount, and later became popular with cowboys and other settlers.