Secretariat

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

Secretariat was ridden by Ron Turcotte throughout his career, including all three of the Triple Crown races.

Peterson's 296 yards surpassed the record set by Jamal Lewis of the Baltimore Ravens who rushed for 295 yards in a game against the Cleveland Browns on September 15, 2003.

Kentucky Derby, 1:59 2/5

Preakness, 1:53 2/5*

Belmont, 2:24

*Preakness time disputed because of malfunctioning timer. Three officials timed him at 1:53 2/5.

A 'length' in horseracing is appoximately 8', the distance from the horse's nose to his tail. Secretariat's Belmont Stakes win put him at 31 lengths or 248 ft. in front of the 2nd place horse, Sham. He was clocked at the wire travelling 52 fps, or 52 feet per second. To this day Secretariat's record at the Belmont Stakes has never even been approached and is considered the greatest racehorse of all time.

Well, they say nobody is better then Secretariat. He is considered the best racehorse that ever lived. He's the best athlete ever.

And there's a lot of horses better then Phar Lap. There's Citation, Man O War, Dr. Fager, Seattle Slew.

She wasn't co owner of Secratariat, she was Chris Chenery's secretary!! I believe that she passed a few years ago

Secretariat was a beautiful chestnut thoroughbred.

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Secretariat was owned by Penny Chenery, he was trained by Lucien Laurin and mainly ridden by Canadian jockey Ron Turcotte, along with apprentice jockey Paul Feliciano (first two races), and veteran Eddie Maple (last race).

Sham and Secretariat are not brothers. They were born around the same time, and were each others biggest competitor, though.

Although Christopher Chenery was recorded as the official breeder of Secretariat, well-known racing columnist Bill Nack wrote in his book on the racehorse that Penny Chenery made the decision to breed their mare Somethingroyal to Bold Ruler twice. The first mating in 1968 produced the filly The Bride. The second breeding, in 1969, resulted in Secretariat. There is no other siblings listed.

No. He died in 1999. For more info check out the Denver Post Obituary.

Secretariat was born before Seattle Slew, so really, it should be said the other way around.

But anyway, Secretariat and Seattle Slew were indeed related, through their sires. Seattle Slew's sire, Bold Reasoning, was the grandson of Bold Ruler, who was Secretariat's sire. They are also related through the bottom half of the pedigree, through Princequillo, who is Seattle Slew's Great-great-grandsire, and Secretariat's damsire.

No, he was not. Secretariat was successful as a stud, siring notable horses such as Terlingua and Lady's Secret, among many others.

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Secretariat was sired by Bold Ruler out of Somethingroyal.

His gandsires were the great Princequillo, a horse with great stamina, and Nasrullah, a great speed horse, and sire of Bold Ruler.

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I think the most in the secretariat mold is three.

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He was born and raised at The Meadow Stud Farm owned by Penny Chenery(Tweedy)

Uh, definitely not.

Secretariat is much younger than Seabiscuit. Secretariat was born in 1970. Seabiscuit was born in 1933. That's nearly a 40 year difference. Horses rarely live to be 25.

Seabiscuit was not successful as a sire. Secretariat's descendants, however, turned out to be descent racehorses, and some of his descendants include Storm Cat, Terlingua, Weekend Surprise, Elusive Quality, and Smarty Jones, among others.

They were related, however, through Fair Play. Fair Play is the sire of Man o War, who was Seabiscuit's grandsire. Secretariat is related to Fair Play through his sire, Bold Ruler. Fair Play is his great-great-great-grandsire.

So they are related, but not very closely at all.

His owners and his investers.

1921 Morgan Silver Dollar

Yes. In the best breeding sheds all royal blood runs together, and there are many colts and fillies with his blood running through their veins.