He's moving "like a well oiled machine" You can thank me later for correcting the announcer.

Well oiled machine move like Secretariat

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I do not know how long a furlong is but 32 sounds like a lot of them When I watch the Belmont in the movie I am cheering my heart out so great

@@pammiller4525 4 furlongs usually equals 1 second in a mile

Sham was used hard going for the lead and packed it in knowing he couldn't outkick Secretariat down the long stretch after burning him out early. I still think Mission Brief's 1:50.3 under a hand drive as a two year at the start of October at the Red Mile will last longer than any of Secretariat's records. What really brings shivers to the spine was the day Jennas Beach Boy hit the three quarter pole in 1:19.4 back in September of 1995 at the Red Mile. September 30, 2020 marked the 25th anniversary of Jennas Beach Boy’s 1:48.4 world record for sophomores at the Red Mile - this after missing the entire summer due to a P1 Break. It lowered Nihilator’s mark set 10 years and one month earlier at the Meadowlands (1:49.3). Joe Holloway trained Jennas Beach Boy for Linda and Lee DeVisser and William Fahy drove the son of first crop sire Beach Towel. The very next year he would lower the all age mark to 1:47.3. His sophomore mark lasted exactly five years before P B Bullville won in 1:48 on Sept. 30, 2000.

Supper natural

@@parkerbohnn You sound like you know what You're talking about. What you think of Rachels Mother Goose & entirely eased at the 1/16th pole. 1:46. Or her Haskell in 1:47 in slop eased. Not to mention loping in 1:48 & change at Churchill. Ever see Her on the track? Make Schwarzenegger look like a girl scout. Magnificent Goddess

Nicky Furlano has the replay of the 1:50.3 mile Mission Brief ran October 2nd 2014. If y8ou watcvh this you won't even remember there was a horse called Secriatariat.

Girl power freak of nature Mission Brief.

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Secretariat was a once in a lifetime horse, upon autopsy he had a bigger heart and lungs then normal, twice the size of normal size and capacity I believe, he was genetically superior, a freak of nature, he was healthy, normal in a health and fitness sense but little did we know he was unbeatable once he had the correct trainer and jockey combo.....makes me cry every time as well, I was fortunate to ride one of his grandsons, big solid red chestnut just like his grand sire.....he was the greatest athlete of the last hundred years, perhaps more

WORD

I don't think it'll ever be beaten in my lifetime. To my knowledge, I don't think anyone has even come close.

Or quite, he's the best ever!

Penny actually made it happen. She believed in him. I sure if some of the owners believed as she did we would see different outcomes of races today. ❤

@@kimcain5895 In the old era Dan Patch in the modern era Mission Brief as a 2 year old. The first was a pacer the second a trotter. Both were much better than Sectriatariat.

I agree! I had one of the biggest blessings of my life when I got to see him at Claiborne Farm a few years after his retirement. I have never seen a horse chiseled out of stone like this horse. Pictures and videos never served him justice! I can only imagine how phenomenal he looked at the peak of his career. He was absolutely breathtaking!

AMEN !!

@@elainemahoney8122Lucky you my friend. 👍 👍

Otto thorworth was the jockey riding the horse in the movie Francisco Torres was on sham how do I know this plus other jockeys I knew I was a valet at RIVER DOWNS know belterra park I know alot of riders and one is the LEGENDARY PERRY OUTZS OVER 7 THOUSAND WINS DEFINITELY BELONG IN THE HALL OF FAME.PLUS A SHOUT OUT TO RODNEY PRESSCOT AND MY GREAT FRIEND CASEY CHAVEZ.If they see this they will know who wrote it

Was the horse used in the film related to big red?

@@Sometimesitsabitch knew the jockey who played Ron turcotte his name was otto thorworth he said they used a couple different hores one for still shots and one for running they were not related to secretariat.also knew some of the riders in the movie Francisco Torres played Laffit pincay the rider of sham,I

Wow! That's really cool! I saw Secretariat up close and personal at Claiborne Farm a few years after his retirement. He was absolutely magnificent!! Such a blessing!

Man I bet that was awesome experience.

There will never be a horse like him again Sham would been a triple crown winner if he didn't have to run against the big red horse.no horse had ever ran till then and after him the times he ran including 2 world records

My boss was a horse race fan and rented a huge big screen TV and catered meal for the Preaakness since there was a good chance we could see a triple crown winner. There was about 40 oof us there all buzzed up but when Secretariat pulled away to an unbelievable lead, every one of us plus all the caterers were silently staring in absolute awe. All of us knew we had just experienced the most historic hors race ever!!! My boss's lied to be overr 100 years old and always said that, outside of his children, this was the greatest thrill off hiss life!!! I still feel tears swell up whenever I see the films of his dramatic career!!!

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We get it. Some of you hate secretariat. Ok. But if you read all the comments, im not hearing anyone thats a fan of Secretariat hating on sham !!!!! Good thing secretariats not around to hear or understand you. Imagine if he could?. His self esteem would be shot from all the hating. The ones cutting down secretariat......STOP IT!!!! Please!!!!! GIVE THE HORSE HIS CREDIT!!!!!!! If sham would've won any other year or any other horse win any other year for that matter, then why don't we just erase secretariats records from the record books and say sham won the triple crown in 73??!!!!!! Sham (Kobe Bryant). Secretariat ( Michael Jordan) Wilt Chamberlain, 100 put. game. Bill Russell, 11 championships. Babe Ruth, pointing to the outfield for the Homer's. Tiger Woods, Dale Earnheardt, Michael Jordan's 6 championships. 3 peat, go on vation, come back and win three more. Wayne Gretzky and so on and so on and so on. And last BUT not least, secretariat. Triple crown winner. Holds record for each race and to top it off.........last race.........let's show them I was playing around in the first to HORSE RACES by blowing every horse right off the track!!!! Great Horse!!! We can't deny that can we folks???

@@RandyMoreland I was in the horse racing game 33yrs done it all except be a jockey. SECRATERIT was the greatest race horse there ever was.MAN O WAR THEN CITATION.Thats my top 3.Swaps was a very good horse.

Yes, except these were races. Imaging a human sprinter won the 100, the 200 and the 400 in record time and those records still stand 50 years later!

14 Roland Garros Rafael Nadal yes that good

Billy Batts Me too! So thankful I was able to watch the greatest horse of all time win the Triple Crown while sitting in the family room with my family. He captured all of our hearts.

Arguably the greatest athlete of the 20th century!

I watched all 3 with my father too, I cried watching the Belmont then n I cried watching it again n again. He truly was a gift from God.

my dad said the same thing to me when Nixon was resigning. I stayed in the sandbox .

my mom did the same thing. thanks, Mom!

Watch Mission Brief and learn.

Not to mention Secretariat's records have stood untouched for almost 50 years.

No brother Secretariat of got in frontwave sham area with him the whole time and that was from the beginning of the race in that same race I'm talking about now he ran and won by 31 length

May I say it is and I don't get called male chauvinist but Zenyatta and Rachel Alexandra was the closest things to that man what are horse Secretariat the greatest ever outside of his uncle Manowar

@@samuelwilliams6313 His uncle wasn’t Man O’War. In fact Man O’War isn’t even in his first four generations of pedigree.

He actually ran each quarter faster as the race progressed...he was just getting started good, lol.

"Well oiled machine" would have sounded much better. Too bad I wasn't announcing the race. I would have been more famous than John Lennon or the Beatles after the racegoers heard my acronyms that came to me in dreams. Lines line "work him, hammer him beat the sh*t out of me May, Mahahahahahhay YA f*ckers is going to get there, getting up and drawing out and work the f*ckin' horse. Should I add I was ONE race away from being named Nostradamus 2021 after picking Bulldog Hanover as a two year after his maiden race to win the North America Cup the next year. The driver cost me the tittle of Nostradamus 2021. I know what you're thinking but the horse went for $28,000 at the Lexington yearling sale.

Citation was sterile to y'all

Me too, Travis. I am 76 years old. All my life, I have loved animals of all kinds more than people. Secretariat was no different. I started riding horses at age 10. By the time I was 18, I started barrel racing. The little mare I rode was a cross between a horse and a Welsh pony. She was sorrel (red) in color. Her name was Ginger. I placed 7 out of 14 with her which wasn't bad considering we had practiced very little. God bless you in Heaven forever Secretariat. I will see you in person someday my friends. You and all the animals I have known and loved. Patti Castro, Vallejo, CA.

He still has great grandchildren been born over season in steeplechase.

Absolutely.

Thank you....yes he was!!!

Definitely I groom horses for 25 yrs was on the track for 37 yrs the groom is actually the main person in the crew it's hard to explain but the groom was his body theorist, food giver and his friend life on the racetrack is a lifestyle not a job.The thourbrred is a great Animal.

A shame he was not mentioned in this piece.

Thank you for this comment. I just finished the Lawrence Scanlan book on Secretariat, and it cannot be overstated how much Eddie Sweat contributed to the horse's wellbeing and success. Great horse, great groom.

Amen!

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Wait 'til toy see Jaya Bae race you'll never remember the name Secretariat again that I can guarantee!! Jaya Bae is the greatest horse who ever lived and the greatest bred horse who ever lived. Out of the first crop of Walner bred to the "freak of nature" Mission Brief Walner - Mission Brief - Muscle Hill

@@Praise___YaH wut a croc of shit!! How long did it take u to type that crap preacher...!!

@@duaneknorr3081 Wow. You have so much class and integrity. 🙄

Against four badly overmatched rivals. Forego would have taken it to him for the length of the stretch.

Epic call

Man, he was right by the rail which is the shortest route around any track, from the start. Look at the competition he had, sham who was a good horse but, for some reason broke down and, the other two horses were bums, one twice a prince was a half ass horse and, the other private smiles was a real bum who had lost 20 races out of 23. Secs' other two records, the kentucky derby and, the preakness have been broken in races other than the triple crown. Secretriat owns one world record and, look at how he set that record. Go watch the great kelso in the 1964 dc international and, tell me about a great horse. Kelso did 2:23 4/5 for 1 mile and a half, the sec fans say 'yah, but that was on grass which is a little faster than dirt' but, shit, kelso did that without no gates cause the foreign horses didn't use gates and, that was on 3 tight turns which are way harder than those shit 2 huge sweeping turns secretariat had a t belmont. Kelso did the last quarter for that race at the dc in 23 secounds 4/5 for a 1 mile and a half race on 3 tight turns which they have to sow down and, then pick up! You must not know much about the great kelso. No horse has ever been a great horse at 3 and, won horse of the year at 3 and, be a great handicap horse at 5 and, vice sa versa. It gets crazier cause kelso was also a great handicap horse at 4, 6 and, 7 and, won horse of the year at those years! No horse has ever pulled that rabbit out of their ass ever, except for the great kelso. That's just scratching kelsos' surface. I don't think you know about the great kelso. You will be mind boggeled. I still am. He is in a class by himself. Not even close cheif. KELSOS' BIGGEST FAN.

Tell the truth and shame the devil! Right on brother! KELSOS' BIGGEST FAN.

@@raygordonteacheschess5501 Sham was a good race horse imo... had be been born a year before or a year later I think he easily could have one at least one of the triple crown races....

This documentary is what the Disney movie should have been. They captured what was otherworldly about the horse and his impact on the country. The Disney movie completely missed the point and glossed over his greatest achievement, the Belmont Stakes.

@@bigmon19 I completely agree. They should have made the movie exactly how it happened right down to the finest detail. I mean jeez, the actual story does NOT need additional dramatization. It’s more than exciting and dramatic and interesting enough! Don’t take the story of Secretariat and bastardize it. They took Secretariat’s story and almost fictionalized it. I don’t get it! I would never have done that if I was in charge. I’ll bet deep down Penny hated what they did, but was probably too polite to say anything. Blasphemy!

Agreed! I was so exited when I saw they were making a Secretariat movie and I was sorely disappointed. I like Diane Lane but it was a mistake to make the movie more about the owner than the amazing horse. I hope at some point another filmmaker takes a crack at it.

I keep watching it over and over...atleast once a day

Same here.

Yes I understand, it was much more than a race and he was much more than just a race horse, he was a special gift from God to everyone who loves horses.

Had to happen in NYC too!

I watched the race live with my dad, I always watched sports with him. We were just gobsmacked when he kept getting farther and farther away from all the horses. It was a beautiful thing to see, no words necessary because we all knew we were witnessing something we would never see again in our lifetimes. I know I will never forget it. And it never gets old watching it. Rest in peace Big Red. 🐎🧡❤

@@metalmamasue3680 Can you imagine being the one to ride Secretariat for that unbelievable run at the Belmont? Wow, what an honor & experience that must've been for Ron Turcotte!

What's crazy is that in both the Preakness and Kentucky Secretariat had terrible starts. Having to come from dead last both times to win. Then got a great start at Belmont the hardest and longest of the triple crown running away from the field.

And Turcott never raised his bat. Never hit him once. It was ALL Secretariat. He wanted to run that fast.

Glad you mentioned riva ridge, fine fine horse in his own right, I've been fortunate enough to ride a great-grandson of secretariat, I watched the 3 triple crown events live....I wept as he one the Belmont, I still weep when I see that footage, he was hands down a once in a lifetime horse, at his autopsy he was shown to have a huge heart and lungs, not sickly, a genetic anomaly that made him a freak superior athlete, to date his get have not been able to replicate, sad but his bloodline carries forward, his first 2 foals were from appaloosa mares, would love to buy an Appy with his blood....

​@@bethewalt7385on ok

RESPECT

SHAM NEVER BEAT GREAT HORSES. NOR, DID SEC!

He was a amazing Horse! There's no question

@@captainamericaamerica8090 After all, Secretariat could not defeat itself! What a pointless comment

Captain, Check the times. All horses run against all previous horses every race.

@@JustMe-mh2pn Amazing at getting beat' by some bums! 😂😂😂sec was very OVERRATED! I KNOW ELITE HORSES YOU DON'T.

I was 13 when I watched this race in our living room with my dad. It was so exciting. At the time, I didn’t realize what I was witnessing until I got older. Great memory, great times.

I was 9 in '73 but I remember it well because I wanted a horse so badly growing up. Watching him get so far ahead of the other horses in the Belmont was a beautiful thing to see. I know I will never forget it and I will never see a horse like that again in my lifetime.🐎🧡❤️

@@staceyshaffer180 You and I have an almost identical experience. My Dad and I watched it together ❤️ I was 12. I'll never forget it! The great Big Red

& Stacey Shaffer - Metal Mama Sue - Daniela: I was 14 in 1973 & also watched that race with my dad. I will never forget how speechless & absolutely goofy we were at what we had just watched. That was a true witnessing of history! 🐎🏆🎉

@@1a2aTia ❤️❤️❤️

RESPECT

Your not alone !

Joe Brindley Your Dad was a very wise man. What a magnificent animal.

Joe Brindley I love the analogy, and so true! thanks for sharing

Joe Brindley what a phrase..

...yes...he was God horthy.

+Joe Brindley What a perfect quote. Thank you.

Secretariat was God's Horse

2nd best horse behind man o war.

I agree with you 100% BIG RED is the 🐐 🐐 G.O.A.T. the best athlete of all time it's not even close

A true great but he was beatable he did lose 5 times.

@@benbim540 In his first race, the jockey let him get hemmed in so he didn't have room to run. In his Wood Memorial loss, he had a canker sore in his mouth that the trainer and jockey didn't know about, and in another race, he actually won, but was disqualified for bumping another horse.

Nope and hope to see him in heaven

I would not bet on that

Let him,that's what he lives for

He died?

There was Justified and American Pharoah after but to me they were dead heat second places to the Great BIG RED!!

I like the preakness,here comes secretariat hes moving fast going up with the leader,HOT DAM!!

Me tooooo

I do too! Hell, it almost brings me to tears! This wasn’t just a horse. He was a phenomenon & as close to perfect as anything I’ve ever seen during that race! It still gets my heart racing every time!

​@@stanleydavis7904"he wants the lead and he wants it NOW!"

“He's moving like a tremendous machine,” always makes me cry.

I think it was more of Secretariat telling Turcotte, "I got this. You just hang on." He wasn't going to lose that day no way no how.

+northernlitez1 Same here.

+northernlitez1 Me, too. I'm watching it again and tears are falling. I'm 60, and I'll never forget that horse! His dam's name was Something Special, and she sure has hell dropped something special!!!

northernlitez1 me too

and the jockey looks back to see where the other horses went !!!!....hilarious and great and then have to be put down because of foot ailment .....

Me too

The best call ever IMO. Absolutely captured the moment.

@Brix Broox Chic Anderson

True. Chic’s mind was authentically blown by what he was witnessing.

The best line by a sports announcer.

God's master piece

me too

He only lost 5 races and every time he was sick

Amber Dixon, Yes, it was a great run. I choke up all the time when I watch the 17 years old Jim Ryun defeating Peter Snell in the 1 mile race.

Me too.

Good horse that would look like a pony next to Phar Lap.. Scretariat is 2nd at best. Pity they couldn't race. Anything America can do Australia 🇦🇺 can do better

@@Breathtolive Dan Patch is said to be the greatest horse who ever lived but was a standardbred pacer.

@@Breathtolive Best There Ever Was: Dan Patch and the Dawn of the American Century

Absolutely!! Definitely one of God's special creatures.

No another horse will never come along that will top his time in that race.. no horse since has come within 10 lengths and he's beaten some of them by 50 lengths! I mean these horses are all FAST! And 3 lengths amongst any of them is a BIG win. I mean when Justify won the Belmont in 2018 it was a photo finish. That's about how close some of these races can be. I mean sneeze wrong and you can lose!

Besides his tremendous athletism, he was the most intelligent of any horse before or after his accomplish ments..have you heard of any horse that would turn his head to look at someone s face? Or look up wards to watch a plane pass by,.uncanny in my opinion

There was something else in that horse's head and it wasn't HORSE SENSE..an old horse soul

Ya that move in the Preakness isn't talked about enough. There's a point in that turn where he almost coils up and explodes inna very unhorselike way - for a moment it's almost like the look a greyhound has when it excellerates. Wild stuff

And cry! 😫🤗

Me too!!

Phil "The Power" Taylor

I was born in 56 Agreed that this was the perfect athletic performance of all time Tears every time I watch

@@brettgoucher8783 I've watched the world record 150:3 race mile Mission Brief ran as a 2 year old October 2nd 2014 at least 44,000 times.

U are an amazing person for saying the perfect thing

Very beautifully felt and said.

Excellent wording!

Yes! Absolute perfection and greatness.

My grandpa had control of the TV so we had to watch it and I'm glad we did. I rank it above watching the first man on the moon. That horse made some history and showed their was two kinds of race horses, one kind is Secretariat and the other kind is everybody else, a one of a kind.

I cry every time I watch the Belmont Race...it just stirs something in me. What a fantastic horse.

I watched these races,and I'm praying to God for grace to finish strong.

I think he’s in heaven !

Me too. Was so amazing. Remibded me of a locomotive on the back stretch and he wasn't even trying. Just flying with the angle wings.

Crying over the beauty of a horse being whipped and tortured into running a race? S

@@shaunatang6522 i think if you watch carefully you'll see that Turcotte never really had to use a whip on Secretariat. He learned to just give him his head & the horse would do the rest. Watch Pinquai beat the hell out of his horse in the Preakness. Sad.

I was 14 years old myself and pretty much loved another horse named Voucheser ridden by lesser Piggott in 1968.Then comes along the Red Bird In 1973 Secretariat.He was indeed a monster horse with tremendous strides,the same could be said for Citation.Secretariat was a Triple Crown Legendary performances ❤.

So amazing to read about all the people the same age who watched this horse of greatness! I also watched Belmont with my beloved Dad at 12, and will never forget it. In all the many years since, it's as if Secretariat has tainted the Triple Crown series for all the mere "mortals". I'm sure he's enjoying the fields of Heaven forever.

@@Daniela-Christianson This is a wonderful group to be apart of and you are indeed within the age range of visionary glory by a equine immortal.For the moments of your lifetime,can you imagine a horse winning the triple crown with three record performances.Then to further prove how much he his the greatest horse over the Belmont circuit of a mile & half distance on dirt ,which dated back to 1973 and still stands to the date of writing 2022.,as more than become mind-boggling.We are all surely proud to be a witness of such Legendary performances ❤.

He had heart, alright. Autopsy showed he had a 19# heart. Twice the size of the average racehorse. No wonder he could run like the wind. I’ve often wondered, with a track record of Man O War, his size his collar his records, if he also might not have had a size heart twice that of the average thoroughbred.

+Gel B same here...

I hear you, Gel. Very inspiring. One of God's best horses ever.

Thank you David.

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Gel B. I do exactly the same.....Never fails to inspire me...

Don’t forget Ed Maple

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2nd to Phar Lap

@@Breathtolive Oh when did he win the triple Crown idiot go somewhere and sit down clown

​@@Breathtolive LOL...That horse isn't comparable to Secretariat by any stretch of the imagination...No world records...no track records...no Triple Crown...and raced against no competition. Phar Lap would have been beaten by Sham 10 out of ten times...You must be from New Zealand or Australia.

​@@Breathtolive What a joke.

@@BreathtolivePhar Lap was magnificent as well. I’ve got to roll with Secretariat

For all those who see this PERFECT SPECIMEN you saw GOD AT WORK!!!

Your right. What a thrill if we could see him again. I miss him so much.

His record times in the Triple Crown will never be broken. Especially 2:24 flat in the Belmont. Just unreal.

Amen to that

I myself watch this video everyday &I cry also he was the most best performer off all time i call him blessed with speed

Man 'O War was great also, but TV was not to the point to make races available. These two cannot be copied.

And seabiscuit can not be copied and ur right

@@spaz5138 big sea biscuit fan.

Amen

Thanks for cheering me up

the only thing is

on umesh big enough

My mother and.me always watch the Derby. We would pick horses to see who would win. When she asked me why I picked Secretariat I said I just liked how he looked and his name just grabbed at me. He wasn't a famous horse at that time..I will always remember when he won that race my mother was astonished by the fact that I picked him. She was a gambler who bet horses. Love that horse from heaven.

Mike Rodriguez Fan boy? I don't even know why I'm replying but just because I have an opinion about him doesn't mean I'm a fan boy. Chill and um...Ali was the greatest boxer of all-time but he even lost.

Mike Rodriguez Um...a lost is a lost. Trust me, Sham would slaughter Onion and Prove Out. Sham beat Secretariat and you're saying Sham wasn't great? Riva Ridge wasn't great? Oh and didn't Secretariat beat Sham in all Triple Crown legs, including the Belmont which will NEVER be broken? Like I said, we would be talking about Sham instead of Secretariat if he was in another era. All the greats had off days, no matter the competition. Please stop.

I don't care if you're Pope Francis. Wow, such arrogance. Lol, now since you're using ad hominems (I'm sure you need to google that), you're in your feelings. You turned a friendly debate into it being personal. You don't know greatness if it sat in your lap. I'm done with you.

drumma4lyfe06 Lets look at facts shall we. Riva Ridge was a decent G1 horse not Great. Only No 57 in Bloodhorse top 100 US horses. Ran 30 lost 13. Sham was no where near a good horse. At best an average G1. Ran 13 lost 8. and doesn't get near BH top 100 US horses. Just because a horse wins classic races, it doesn't make them great horses. Take the Epsom Derby. In the last 30 years only 2 winners have been classed as great. Sea The Stars and Shergar. How many winners of triple crown races since the 70's have been classed as great?

Mike Rodriguez Jesus Christ God Almighty!!! Here you are again!!! Are you fucking insane dude!! Seriously man, get over your obsession already! It's sick dude!! You are a sick, sick person and you seriously need help!!!

Never forget!! The Greatest of all time, do the math!!

Secretariat. if lovin' you is wrong then I don't wanna be right...lol. Ifeel the same way you do.

2020 and I still cry to watch, even though I already know what he will do.

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Me too, 2022.

2022 and I never get tired of watching our gorgeous tremendous machine. It's perfect therapy..

He move so fast, the announcer couldn’t keep up with him.

Here’s the race folks

Charles W, "He's going for the lead, and is right now he wants it".

That Belmont stakes call and race by secretariat was a beautiful moment of sport

iTruth1 You sanctimonious piece of shit - who the fuck are you to be judging what someone else does or does not have?

Very true hes such an inspiration

Because they're overpaid Secretariat did it for the love of it

Cyclists used to have that much heart, then they started drug testing them. The same with horses.

I had pictures of Meadow Skipper and Bret Hanover.

I was 5, and have never forgotten him. I was planning on driving down to see him, but didn’t make it there before he died.

Fourth Triple Crown winner? Secretariat was the first of three that decade. The horse who SHOULD have been the fourth TC winner of the 70's was Spectacular Bid, whom a fair number of people rank above Seattle Slew and/or Affirmed.

True

Last time I checked affirm beat the bid and Seattle slew beat affirm twice

Would agree, except Sham disappeared in the Belmont.

Thomas Ryan has u5

Just for the record, Man O' War had a 28' stride, secretariat had a 25' stride. Plus he was never challenged

when i die, i want to be cremated and my ashes thrown in my ex-wife's face.

@@cacornhusker2940 well that took an unexpected turn

..Cynthia..i can not believe how long it has been since that precious boy was in the flesh, yet I still need to see him run, still need to see photos.

southpaw3sox same here, I even watch the movie Multiple times.

+cynthia tarver ....yeah girl....he taught me how.

southpaw3sox​ he had character, personality, charisma and charm. I loved to watch him come from behind and just own the track. You could tell from the videos that he loved to run , it wAs as if he was all alone on the track, that he and the track were one. To me, though there are many outstanding horses , Secretariat was one of a kind. I never say that there have never been better thoroughbreds, that he could never have been beaten, but I do say that he was one of a kind in so many ways. When something touches your heart to the core, you know it's the real McCoy!!

+cynthia tarver ...yes, I loved when he would run behind too, what a humble and confident horse. Then at will, he would accelerate and move to the front. Always ran a chilling race, that precious boy.