Secretariat

No. It's a matter of opinion, of course, but if you look at times for distance, Secretariat ran faster than Man O War.

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The contraction of o' in Man o' War means "of."

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Secretariat seemed to have been blessed by the racing Gods. He had an extra large heart, that engine of power, speed and stamina. He also had what is referred to in racing circles as the "Nearco Rump", an angular muscle on the hindquarters that gives extra speed and fluidity in stride, he was an extremely powerful horse with a 25 foot stride. He was considered one of the most beautiful thoroughbreds ever, and was very intelligent, seeming to pose for pictures!

His heart was not weighed, but was estimated to be 20-22 pounds.

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No, Secretariat was born in America

Yes, Barbaro is related to the great Ruffian. Good research, because they all are related, most of these champions a great family line

he was close but so are sooo many other racehorses nominated for the triple crown just look at big brown. what sucks is breeders of racehorses breed for speed not sturdyness so since the triple crown races are so close together to where the racehorses arn't used to running in races so close together they get tired and can't win the whole thing and in Barbaro's case since he wasnt bred to be sturdy his body couldn't hold up to it so he broke down. Its sad but true.

that entire answer above me is wrong. Barbaro was not close to winning because he did not finish the preakness and it is not because of him being "sturdy" or whatever they think somehow when he did a false start it triggered something in his ankle and pastern......he did not break down because he was not "sturdy" he took a bad step and there is no such thing as breeding horses to be sturdy so they don't break down thoroughbreds are very light and thin on the track they get tired because of distance and jockeys letting the horses blow out the first few furlongs.

Barbaro just had a bad start at the Preakness Stakes but in my opinion as the class of Barbaro if that accident didn't happen he would have swept the Triple Crown Championship because that horse has a lot of heart and courage to win.

Whatever someone is willing to pay for it. It's an old, used bridle; its intrinsic worth is pretty much nothing.

I've put a link in the related links section to an auction site so if you're interested you can see how much someone did pay for it (you have to sign up to see, and I'm personally not that interested, but since you asked you might be).

1973.

I believe it is secretariat.

No, Miguel Cabrera is a baseball player.

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Bold Ruler was known as a "speed horse", who often passed on his blazing speed to his offspring. On the flip side however, many of his progeny were fast, but could not hold up in distances over a mile and a quarter. Secretariat got his staying power and stamina from his grandsire, Princequillo.

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Male. He was 16.2 hands, and weighed nearly 1200 pounds, with a verified 25 foot stride.

Bold Ruler, one of the greatest thoroughbred sires of all time, was her grandsire on her sire Reviewer's side. Bold Ruler was the sire of Secretariat.

No. He was euthanized in October 1989, suffering fron laminitis.

There are two. One at Belmont Park, another at the Kentucky Horse Park.

It has, so far, earned $58-million (it cost $35-million to make) domestically. It has recently opened worldwide and then there will be the DVD revenue. Not a bad investment for Disney and a great movie for fans.

The Hancock family. At the time of Arthur Hancock's death, it was taken over by his son Seth.

1989. He had laminitis, a very painful, and usually incurable hoof disease.