Secretariat
21-16-3-1 $1,316,808
Achievements
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1973 Triple Crown Winner
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Won the Belmont Stakes by 31 lengths
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Set speed records in all 3 races
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Hall of Fame - 1974
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Eclipse Award
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1973 Horse of the Year
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1973 Champion Grass Horse
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1973 Champion 3 Year Old Colt
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1972 Horse of the Year
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1972 Champion 2 Year Old Colt
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Had some success as a sire, but his real claim to fame as a sire was as a broodmare sire. He was the leading broodmare sire in 1992. His daughters produced many notable sires including A.P. Indy, Gone West, Dehere, Summer Squall, Chief's Crown, and Storm Cat.
Storm Cat
Race Record: 8-4-3-0 $570,610
2x #1 Sire
Produced 8 champions, 110 graded stakes winners, PE over $129 million, and 91 yearlings that sold for $1 million or more at public auction.
Many modern winners and leading stallions trace their lineage back to Storm Cat.
He is out of one of Secretariat's best daughters.
Terlingua
Race record 17-7-41 $423,896
From Secretariat's 2nd foal crop.
Trained by D. Wayne Lukas.
She was an exceptional broodmare, producing Storm Cat (2x leading sire), Chapel of Dreams (graded stakes winner, LTE$64k), and Pioneering (LTE:$39k). She produced 11 foals who have combined earnings of $1.38 million.
Lady Winborne
Never raced
By Secretariat
Out of Priceless Gem (15-7-2-1 $209,267)
Produced 7 foals who won more than $100k
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Al Mamoon (32-11-7-3 $1,249,906)
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Light Ice (18-4-1-5 $123,875)
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La Gueriere (20-6-1-2 $334,628)
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Lost Soldier (45-11-7-5 $434,089)
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Born Wild (31-8-2-5 $259,505)
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Long War (12-4-1-2 $165,947)
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Lasting Tribute (21-5-0-4 $172,775)
Total Progeny earnings $2.8M
Al Mamoon
Race Record 32-11-7-3 $1,249,906
Won the Eddie Read Handicap (course-record time), the American Handicap, Citation Handicap, and the John Henry Handicap. 2nd in the Breeders' Cup Mile (1985)
Sired 9 stakes winners and earners of $6.1 million.
Born in Kentucky (1981). Raced In Europe as a 2 and 3 year old (1983,1984). Returned to the US to finish his racing career (1984-1987)
Believe It
Race Record 17-6-6-2 $350,483
Finished 3rd in 1978 Kentucky Derby and Preakness Stakes. Also won that year's Wood Memorial stakes.
Produced multiple grade I winners: Al Mamoon, Garthorn, Believe the Queen, Buryyourbelief.
1998 Champion 3-year-old-male, Real Quiet, won the 1998 Kentucky Derby and Preakness and missed winning the Belmont by a nose.
