The selection of horses to run in the Triple Crown begins with horses meeting what are called "race conditions" for the Kentucky Derby; conditions stipulate the age, gender and past performance requirements each horse must meet to enter a given race. The Kentucky Derby is written for 2 year-olds, fillies and colts, [here it says something like "...non-winners of x number of races..." and/or "winners of x number..."] The winner of the Kentucky Derby gets to run in the Preakness, and the winner of the Preakness gets to run in the Belmont. So the "selection process" begins with being eligible to run the Derby.
Seattle Slew
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Seattle Slew was a Thoroughbred racehorse who won the Triple Crown in 1977, becoming the tenth horse in history to achieve this feat. He was known for his speed, stamina, and competitive spirit, and went on to have a successful career as a sire.
The famous horse that died of laminitis in 1989 was Secretariat, who was the 1973 Triple Crown winner and considered one of the greatest racehorses of all time. Laminitis is a painful and often fatal condition in horses that affects their hooves.
He was a stallion; most famous racehorses are. Mares do not usually race with stallions.
All Triple Crown races are restricted to 3 year olds only.
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It's for 3 years old horses
They are 3 years old. All horses are officially a year older every January 1st. So, regardless of the date of their birth, the Triple Crown races are for 3 year olds.
This can't be answered unless you give a list of horses.
Belmont Racetrack is a mile and a half long; the horses race a complete circuit around it to make the Belmont Stakes the longest race in the Triple Crown.
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Winning the Triple Crown with three different horses is an exceedingly rare achievement in horse racing. The odds are influenced by various factors, including the quality of the horses, the competition, and the jockey's skill. While no jockey has won the Triple Crown with three different horses, only a few jockeys have even managed to win it once, making this feat exceptionally difficult. Overall, the likelihood is extremely low, given the complexities of racing and the rarity of the Triple Crown wins themselves.
He out rode all the other horses.
No horse has ever won the Triple Crown twice because they can only race in the Triple Crown races as three year olds.
Not the US Triple Crown. But he did win the UK Triple Crown.
Which league? NL: Orlando Cepeda, a unanimous selection. AL: Carl Yastrzemski, who won the Triple Crown that year. To date (12/5/11), Yaz is the last player to win the Triple Crown.