Picture this: Three racehorses are born in the year 2013. One would win 7 races in a row, including 4 Grade 1 races. The 2nd colt would win 13 out of his 19 races. Both would sire Grade1 winners. The last colt would take over 10 races to win a Grade 1 race and was a disappointment at stud. That chestnut stallion was Accelerate.
Chewy, gooey, and perfect with a cold glass of milk. Sir Barton’s Brownies are lengths ahead of all the other recipes! What’s in the name? Sir Barton was the first U.S. Triple Crown winner in 1919. One of Sir Barton’s most famous races was when he challenged the greatest racehorse ever, Man O War. Here…
One of the greatest female racehorses was born in 1864. Her name? Ruthless, the winner of the 1867 Belmont Stakes. The 16-hand high, bay filly was the best of the Barbarous Battalion.
