Thoroughbred

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94.4882 inches

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About 7 feet, 10 inches.

Pharlap was a very well known race horse back in the 1920's to 1930's. He was bought for around 168 pound which is around 330 Australian dollars. He won the Melbourne cup with a cracked hoof then sadly he got posioned by some sick person and died. His groom/stable hand was Tommy Woodcock ( Tommy loved him greatly) his trainer and part owner was Mr. Harry Telford and his other part owner was Mr. David Davis.i hope that helps you !

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The order of finish.

Whatever dollar amount was posted for the trifecta payoff at the end of the race is the amount you collect for a winning ticket. It doesn't matter when you place the bet.

Life of a Thoroughbred was created in 1941.

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Some names of famous race horses with 'Mayo' in the name include 'Zep Mayo' and 'Heavy Mayonaise'.

He was a pretty popular jockey who rode from 1973 until 1999. He is also known as Larry Saumell. His main circuits were New Jersey, Maryland, Kentucky, and Florida. He won over 2000 races during an injury-plagued career winning several derbies such as the Tropical Park Derby, Pennsylvania Derby.

Cigar was awarded the Eclipse Award for Horse Of The Year in year 1996.

You only have to look back to 1966, the year before Boston's Carl Yastrzemski won the American League Triple Crown with a .326 batting average, 44 home runs and 121 runs batted in.

During the 1966 season, Frank Robinson of the Baltimore Orioles won the A.L. Triple Crown with a 316 batting average, 49 homers and 122 RBI.

The last major leaguer to post a Triple Crown season was Miguel Cabrera of the 2012 Detroit Tigers, who batted .330 with 44 homers and 139 RBI.

The sire of Seabiscuit is Hard Tack the son of the great Man O' War.

The Belmont Rapid Infuser is a combination blood-fluid warmer used to administer blood, medications and other fluids during surgery and in trauma treatment situations.

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To win, place, and show, Orb paid $12.80, $7.40, and $5.40, respectively. These were for $2 bets, and include the original $2 in the amounts.

$20 bets paid 10 times these amounts.

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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.

As a two year old, Johnny Loftus rode him. As a three year old, it was mainly Clarence Kummer. Once he was ridden by Earl Sande, and once by Andy Shuttinger.

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seabiscuit won 33 races's out of the 89 he was entered in.

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1 furlong = 220 yards = 1/8th of a mile

7 furlongs = 1,540 yards = 7/8ths of a mile

You get your money back for the horse or horses that are scratched from the race. if you only bet 3 horses in your trifecta, then you get the entire amount back.

Assault, in 1943.