Celebrating Retired Horse Crawler on April 18, 1990. Although more than 30 mares were breeding, none of them conceived; Thus, the cigar was found to be a sterile owl. He is a favorite among his favorite racers and enjoys well-deserved retirement at Kentucky Horse Park. His regular runs won 5th place with 19 wins, 4th in second place and 33th in third place. He was the highest earning American horse by 2008 with $ 9,999,813. As a result of his competition, Cigar was awarded the 1995 and 1996, the outstanding senior men's horse in 1995 and 1996 and the American Knights of 1995 and 1996. National Racing Racing and Hall of Fame in 2002 and she # 18 in the Top 100 American Horse Racing in the 20th Century Blood-Horse Magazine. North-south on the east coast, its race track is respected on the racetracks. In New York, the Aqueduct Racetrack is the Cigar Mile Handicap; While Florida has a Cigar Statue in the Gulfstream Park.
Funny Cide was born in Distorted Humor and Dam Belle's Good Cide. He was celebrating on 20 April 2000. He is best known for the 2003Kentucky Derby and Preakness Stakes. Triple Crown was eliminated when he was third in the extremely muddy track of Belmont Stakes due to the complete rainfall. His competition track was awarded and honored, including Funny Cide Street in Napa, California, the Funny Cide song written and performed by Blue Hand Luke and Funny Cide Stakes at the Saratoga Race Course.
Smarty Jones. It was celebrated on 28 February 2001 and Elusive Quality was awarded. With the victory in 2004 at Kentucky Derby and Preakness Stakes, he still hoped for a triple crown. Still, horse racing fans remained in trouble when they did not win the Belmont Stakes. Although he retired in early August 2004, his 2004 career as a contender for the United States champion earned Colt three years old and had two separate Smarty Jones Stakes at Oaklawn Park and Parx Racing and Casino
Most fans are fans of Barbaro fans too. Although Preakness Stakes was a favorite, he suffered three fractures at his right hind feet, which forever ended his race. Even after the surgical operation, this famous horse had laminitis on its left leg on July, then on both legs; So doctors and owners knew they could not be saved, and they were euthanized on January 29, 2007. In a nearly perfect tournament, Barbaro won 6 wins from 7 starters, including Preakness Stakes, when he was unable to finish the race. The Barbaro Stakes are on the Pimlico race track (Preakness Stakes home) and Delaware Park as well as Barbaro's Monument at Churchill Downs entrance. The horses of all generations were deeply hurt by Barbaro's death.