The horse is quite aerobatic, because it is seen flying upside down. Remembering that fact, the neck and head is a bent line of stars emanating from the left corner star of the square. Its front legs can be seen in a gallop extending to the upper right from the top star of the square. From the right star extend, not legs but the constellation of Andromeda. It is but one of the signs of the approaching season of autumn.
Today let's look at constellations that represent the work ethic.
High in the west at 10 p.m. is the constellation of Hercules, and who can forget his 12 labors. Ophiuchus, north of Scorpius in the southwest in the evening, is the serpent bearer, but more importantly represents Aesculapius the mythical Greek physician. Then there are scattered constellations that are tools, including drafting triangles, a microscope and telescope, a chemist's furnace, and an air pump. There's also a sculptor and his chisel. For the navigator and astronomer there is a sextant and an octant.