Bill Nack was a true legend, I really miss his enthusiasm and personality. RIP Bill.......

Nack makes a good point..horses are not mature at 3, and he hadn't really come to his best years. He would have likely been even better at 4.

Beloved secretariat. Happy Birthday Eddie sweat. Beautiful memories together you BIG RED ♥️♥️♥️

Anything that appears on my page that has to do with secretariat I watch. Because I miss him. The horse that God made. The best racer, the best looking, the smartest. I get goosebumps when I watch him race, even when he’s just walking around

Wait.... Penny and Lucien.... *giggle* oh my goodness!! Penny had a bad temper...? They're making her sound abusive. It saddens me if that is the case about her; in a way, though, it is like a child's storybook tale: strong, beautiful and intelligent girl is sat upon by the cultural conventions of her time, until a magical being comes into her life and teaches her to be a princess... RIP to all of them.

I want to see this documentary....because i loved Big Red....

I can remember when this man was a child!! Love to you Penney.

LOL remember in the movie when the reporter said Penny loved talking about herself. She was Red's voice. He had so much love that he just took it to the track and ran with it. Love PennyXRedXEddieXLucianXRonX(theFatherssecretary)

I learned a lot from this interview i didn't know that Penny & Lucien had a romantic relationship & that Mr knack was banned from visiting the farm. Does anyone have more information on this or do i have it wrong .

Love Big Red! Greatest race horse to ever race.

Amazing Awesome Horse.

Big Red was Americas horse loved him 😍

sad to see what Disney has become. a woke pedi nightmare. love these two honest speakers and enjoyed the movie.

That movie wasn't a blockbuster!!!! Seabiscuit did way better.The Secretariat movie was too many years after the Triple Crown wins.

Penny Chenery gets angry and it becomes a topic 😂. She’s running a multimillion dollar thoroughbred breeding & racing operation, is college educated. Yet in the 70s, women still had not achieved equality with men in many areas, such as the workplace. In many states, women could not get credit cards, make wills, or own property without a husband. Basic rights, such as serving on juries, were not given to women. Maybe her anger had more to do with the requirement for women to fight their way through everything rather than treating them with respect, dignity and equality. Women have backbones. They can stand up on their own. Nobody has the right to judge others. Especially others whose rights didn’t exist. Patriarchal beliefs are toxic and designed to TAKE what doesn’t belong to another.

Hmmm, that was a very curt way to end the session. Almost like a "Don't let the door hit you on the way out."