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B Gardiner Thank you so much for your comment! I appreciate your perspective and understand where you're coming from.

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Glad you enjoyed it

i like Vauban to win ,though they are all great horses any one of them could win the race

Showing a picture of Ian WIlliams and calling him George Scott, and then a picture of Alan King and calling him Ian Williams just about encapsulates the value of this video. And the g in gelding is hard.

You’ll have to go back to Secretariats Dam , Weekend Suprise , Tapit is not from the Sire line of Secretariat.

I’ll take that back , Secretariats Dam was Something Royal .

@@robertlosasso4222 BTW, Curlin is also a card-carrying recipient of the big heart gene through mares out of Something Royal, Princequillo's daughter. PQ is believed to have brought the big heart gene to the USA during WWII.

Thanks alot for your comment buccy55 wait for detailed video on ECLIPSE.

Tim Stafford Thanks for taking the time to share your thoughts! We appreciate your passion for these amazing female racehorses. This video wasn't intended to rank them in any particular order, just to highlight some incredible athletes. Your suggestions for Kincsem and other international fillies are noted! Keep an eye out for more videos where we delve into these remarkable horses in greater detail. Your input is what makes this community great!

OG XsLiM Thanks for sharing your thoughts! Ruffian's definitely one of the all-time greats, no doubt about it. This video wasn't about rankings, just a random pick of some incredible female racehorses. But your passion for Ruffian's noted! Stay tuned for a detailed video dedicated solely to her.

Raul Maderna Absolutely! Bayakoa was undoubtedly a phenomenal racehorse and certainly deserves recognition among the top female racehorses. . Thanks for bringing her up!

Guardia Guardia Thanks for your comment! Absolutely, Ruffian is a remarkable racehorse, and opinions on rankings can vary. This video is more about celebrating the amazing female athletes in horse racing rather than comparing their greatness. Stay tuned for a detailed spotlight on Ruffian in the future!

Mauro Perdomo Thank you so much for your thoughtful comment! I really appreciate your polite demeanor and your impressive knowledge about these incredible female racehorses. Treve, Zarkava, Enable, Gentildona, and Rachel Alexandra are all remarkable in their own right. It's great to connect with fellow horse enthusiasts like yourself!

Jason Luttgens Thanks for watching and sharing your thoughts. It's true, racehorse history can get a bit tricky with different sources sometimes! While Spend a Buck did indeed win the Kentucky Derby in '85, Weekend Surprise had an impressive career too. And as for Zenyatta, she's definitely a fan favorite and for good reason! Her record speaks volumes. Everyone's got their top pick, and it's awesome to hear yours. Thanks for engaging!

Арина Ивановская Thanks for your comment, my Ruffian-loving friend! I'm actually working on a detailed video to honor the great horse Ruffian. This list was made randomly, not to compare any horses. So let's celebrate each horse's greatness without comparing them! 🐎✨

Thank you so much for your insightful comment and deep knowledge! I really appreciate it. It would be great if you could comment in English so our vast audience can easily read and engage. Thanks again!

Brinley is Awesome Thanks for your comment and for sharing your deep knowledge about racehorses! I really appreciate your previous detailed comments too. Personally, I also think Man o' War is the greatest, even more than Secretariat. But honestly, this list wasn't based on greatness and achievements-it's more of a random pick. All these horses are truly great in their own right!

Justify? SMH

I agree.

Honestly, I couldn't agree more! Man O' War truly is the greatest racehorse ever.

Stay tuned-I'm working on a detailed video about Flightline that will be out in a few days!

Frank DeAngelo Thanks for your comment! This list isn't meant to rank the horses by greatness; all of them are incredible. We just put them in a random order based on trending horses. Dr. Fager is definitely a legend!

Symond Persad Thanks for pointing that out! I'm really sorry for the mistake. I appreciate your understanding and will be more careful in the future.

question-it Thanks for your comment! We're excited to hear your interest in Flightline. Stay tuned as we're gearing up to release a detailed video all about him. Hope you enjoy it!

Wait what- Everyone “throws out” Secretariat’s name because he was the best! He won the Belmont stakes by 31 lengths! You don’t see that majesty and pure power just anywhere. Flightline was one of the best, yes, but he wasn’t THE best. But perhaps I don’t know. I wasn’t there. Flightline sure was one of the best, though.

@@brinleyisawesome6398 Secretariat's name is thrown out because of the 31 length win. That's how mainstreamers know him. That's the highlight showed over and over. Secretariat lost 25% of the time, and never won 6 races in a row. Flightline won by 21 lengths in a 10f race. HAD that race been 12f....based on the gap he was creating....he wins by at least 31 and is near 2:24. Flightline was AS good as Secretariat.

wait for flighline coming wednesday

Good point. I actually used to believe that Man o’ War was the best-BECAUSE of the 25% thing. But, remember, Secretariat had an abscess in one of the races. There was another that something else was wrong-I think he was disqualified for something he didn’t do? That brings the percentage down considerably. And I usually don’t consider wins and losses as necessarily the makings of a good horse, as one can have bad racing luck. But I will admit that Secretariat’s record seems…a little on and off. And a great horse needs to be going all the time. Flightline did that, it’s true. And, for the record, one of the other points I have seen thrown out in the Man o’ War-Secretariat argument is that horses, say, 50 years ago, had less competition because less racehorses were born, and thus fewer champions. But, remember-Secretariat faced Sham. Sham would have been a horse to remember, a champion, am perhaps even a TP winner, if not for Secretariat. Secretariat was 5 times better than Sham, if not more. He smashed the competition in the Belmont, and that record has held TO THIS DAY (I do caps to attalisize, not to yell). Secretariat raced mightily in three consecutive races within or a little over a month, on average 1 1/4 of a mile,and still had the strength to do what he did in the Belmont. That’s not just a show of speed. That is the epitome of endurance. After the Belmont, Lucien Lauren asked Ronny Turcott how Secretariat was. The jockey answered, “he could have gone faster. Lucien replied, “don’t tell that to anyone, Ronny.” (I read that in a biography of Secretariat called The Horse God Built). His top speed was already 37.5 mph. I do not know much about Flightline, undoubtably less than you do. If you can contradict what I said, please do. I’m sort of new to horse racing. This is very interesting, and what I wouldn’t give to see these two legends in a match race! PS: I forgot to add to the first paragraph that Secretariat had to wear blinkers to focus, another downfall to the great horse. I can’t remember if Flightline did, though….