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May 5, 1973 - Secretariat won the fastest Kentucky Derby in history - 1:59 2/5. "He looks like a Rolls Royce in a field of Volkswagens," said Chick Lang of the horse nicknamed "Big Red." Just over a month later, on June 9, Secretariat became the first horse since Citation in 1948 to win America's coveted Triple Crown-,the Kentucky Derby, the Preakness, and the Belmont Stakes. Ron Turcotte, who jockeyed Secretariat in all but three of his races, claimed that at Belmont he lost control of Secretar

🕊️ The Final Chapter of a Legend Secretariat passed away on October 4, 1989, at the age of 19, after being humanely euthanized due to a painful hoof condition called laminitis. The world mourned the loss of a champion, but what came next only deepened the awe surrounding his legacy. During the autopsy, veterinarians discovered something extraordinary: Secretariat’s heart was nearly twice the size of a typical racehorse’s. While most Thoroughbreds have hearts weighing around 8–9 pounds, Secretar