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Seabiscuit did sire a small amount of offspring but none of them really made a name for themselves. The best they did was win a few small stakes races.
no she was too young
If you mean a TB, then a Quarter Horse and a Cheetah are the only 2 I know of. If you mean any racehorse, then a Cheetah is the only one I know of.
No, Seabiscuit never raced in any of the Triple crown races.
Well, the bible literally says the words "No man will know". If you have a true love and friendship with any pet or animal, pray that you will see it on the other side.
He did not. The Kentucky Derby is restricted to 3 year olds. Seabiscuit didn't really start winning until he was around five. As a young horse he did not show any promise as a great race horse.
Seabiscuit's main challenger in any form, was of course, War Admiral.
Offspring are the babies of any animal. For example, kittens are a cat's offspring.
I can not name any currently racing, however it is very likely because he did sire many race horses. Recently a horse named Isabels Pearl was rescued from horse slaughter who is a descendant of Seabiscuit and now is safe. More here: http://www.tranquilityfarmtbs.org/news/2008-02-24-drf-hovedy.htm Her breeding line to Seabiscuit can be read back 6 generations here: http://www.pedigreequery.com/isabels+pearl
Mammals have any number between one and twelve or so offspring.
To allow instant recognition of bloodlines it is very common to use part of a foal's dam and/or sire's registered name. Seabiscuit's sire was Hard Tack. Hard tack was a hard biscuit used by early explorers aboard their ships that were a sea sometimes for months without landing at any port. They were a perfect food for this as they needed no refrigeration and were slow to spoil. So, from Hard Tack came Seabiscuit.
Offspring are babies of any animal.