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  • Man o' War
    Man o’ War
    / Breeding and early racing career

    …was by the aptly named Upset in the Sanford Memorial at Saratoga. (The loss gave rise to the popular, but misguided, belief that Man o’ War’s defeat was so monumental that it marked the beginning of the use of the word upset in reference to surprising sporting wins.)

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    …was by the aptly named Upset in the Sanford Memorial at Saratoga. (The loss gave rise to the popular, but misguided, belief that Man o’ War’s defeat was so monumental that it marked the beginning of the use of the word upset in reference to surprising sporting wins.)

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