Some horses are just really competitive by nature. I had a 12.2 hh welsh/Shetland pony as a kid who would just TOAST some of the 16hh horses on trails if I’d let him go. He also carried me over 3’ jumps with ease. He was amazing. I miss that pony.
Another video to look for is Secretariet’s Triple Crown win. “Big Red” was another great horse that closed fast. He started the race in a bad position, blocked by the horde of horses but he hid his time and closed the race absolutely breathtakingly just like THIS race!
The jockey pulled back a bit and War Admiral caught up, but this was just so that Seabiscuit would have enough left for that huge push on the final stretch. Seabiscuit ruled the day.
What a great piece of history
This is pretty great to be able to watch, awesome moment in history
nice…..ty……🥃🇭🇷
Seabiscuit wouldn’t let him pass so War Admiral just gave up…like two stallions fighting for their mares in the wild
Seabiscuit Legend
YAY Seabiscuit forever
He shook up the world!
What an Animal…
Seabiscuit had the heart of a champion
Great video to match a great horse and book! Thanks for uploading!
What is most interesting,that Seabiscuit,initially was basically discarded ,considered a third tier race horse,until Tom Smith took over his training.
The horse race of the century.
My biscuit.
Some horses are just really competitive by nature. I had a 12.2 hh welsh/Shetland pony as a kid who would just TOAST some of the 16hh horses on trails if I’d let him go. He also carried me over 3’ jumps with ease. He was amazing. I miss that pony.
Another video to look for is Secretariet’s Triple Crown win. “Big Red” was another great horse that closed fast. He started the race in a bad position, blocked by the horde of horses but he hid his time and closed the race absolutely breathtakingly just like THIS race!
The race of the whole darned century
War Admiral – son of Man O' War and Seabiscuit- grandson of Man O' War. Speaks volumes to the greatness of Man O' War.
Two great equine athletes with a storybook finish. Seabiscuit riden by "The Iceman" George Wolf – the stuff of legends.
The jockey pulled back a bit and War Admiral caught up, but this was just so that Seabiscuit would have enough left for that huge push on the final stretch. Seabiscuit ruled the day.
Seabiscuit is brave heart