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  • Secretariat
    Secretariat
    / Breeding and early years

    …dropped to second place behind Stop the Music. Apparently, Secretariat had bumped Stop the Music when Turcotte hit the colt with his whip in his right hand, causing Secretariat to duck left into his opponent; when Turcotte switched his whip to his left hand, the horse straightened out and went…

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    …dropped to second place behind Stop the Music. Apparently, Secretariat had bumped Stop the Music when Turcotte hit the colt with his whip in his right hand, causing Secretariat to duck left into his opponent; when Turcotte switched his whip to his left hand, the horse straightened out and went…

    Read More