The Stanton Avenue entrance to Highland Park was completed in 1900, four years after the main entrance was completed. Like those at the main entrance, the pictured sculptures were done by Giuseppe Moretti. He modeled them after the "Horses of Marly" by Guillaume Coustou. The depiction of a man taming a wild horse is a familiar subject to sculpture and is generally interpreted as "nature in all its beauty and strength being controlled by the hands of man."
