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The most important characters in the book were:Seabiscuit, Charles Howard, Tom Smith, John 'Red' Pollard, Marcella Howard, Tick Tock McGlaughlin, George Wolfe, War Admiral, Mr. Riddle (War Admiral's owner).

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