Seabiscuit: America's Legendary Racehorse (FULL MOVIE)
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- When America needed him most, Seabiscuit became the working man’s hero and the most remarkable thoroughbred racehorse in history! Seabiscuit’s story played out against America’s Great Depression, when one in four breadwinners was without work. Spectator sports, radio programming and movie theaters offered an escape and created instant celebrity... even for horses. Seabiscuit made us believe in ourselves, in courage, in perseverance, and in America. Watch his journey!
This program includes the complete archival Seabiscuit and War Admiral “Match Race,” which is considered to be the greatest horse race in history. Featuring real footage of jockey Red Pollard’s thrilling victory at the 1940 Santa Anita Handicap.
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My mother visited the Ridgewood Ranch and met Sea Biscuit, and even had the opportunity to feed this great horse. She was amazed at how small he was. This was one of her favorite memories.
Seabiscuit, if Perseverance was a horse.
Seabiscuit has always been an inspiration to those in life that know his story. He knew what he was doing all along. He found a small group of people who needed fixing and needed love and returned the favor. I thank God for animals.
So true. We could learn so much from them, yet we dismiss them, because theyre animals and we're human beings! We've a long way to go and a lot to learn! Will we ever?
Agree and amen!
Exactly
This horse was a real overcomer who just needed the right training and jockey. A beautiful story. 😃
America needs Seabiscuit now!
Tears in my eyes every time I watch with admiration and humility the determination of this magnificent horse
I love seabiscuit and all his connections and for him to beat a triple crown winner just proves how good he was, the magic was overcoming an injury and winning a top handicap under top weight.
What a horse!!
Seabiscuit you touched my life. You created greatness in all you encountered.
He came along when people need to believe in something. He was the every man's horse. He wasn't flashy but he had the heart, just needed a chance to show his stuff.
yes wh3n the stuff make u be the champ🐎🎆 wonderfull
This horse was a misfit... quirky and lovable... like me.. outcasts... never underestimate us...
That's what I love about him! :)
Ditto!🤪
We need him today, what a beautiful story of love peace and war .🙂
I choose to use the word "gifted". Misfits are truly gifted, because others don't understand us.
My favorite baby yeah of all time. What a beautiful horse and masterpiece here. Yup 👍👍👍👍. Miss him!!!! We need a new one just like him!¡!!!!!!! Glad I saw to movie 12 times and have my DVD copy of it !¡!!!!! He is still so very much my inspiration for my own life!!!! Rest in peace Seabiscuit!¡!!!!! Thanks for everything you did for us all!!¡!!!!! Love you baby still!!!! From Buena Park CA USA
What a beautiful tribute ❤️
I’ve never understood why Seabiscuit was considered sort of ugly. While it was true that he was built unconventionally for a racing TB, instead more compact, perhaps more like a quarter horse. Maybe in another lifetime he would have been a champion cutting horse or barrel racing horse haha. But I think he was beautifully proportioned. Every part of his body seemed to flow perfectly from one part to another. And what a magnificently long arched neck and a very strong handsome head!
"While it was true that he was built unconventionally for a racing TB, instead more compact, perhaps more like a quarter horse..." I thought the same and agree 100%!
The best racehorses have a lot of muscularity. It’s not always about perfect symmetry! I have two rabbits as pets-one is a rescued wild Cottontail, now four years old and definitely built for speed. Her companion buddy is a female mini Rex, not at all built for speed, but incredibly muscular (she is about a year old). The Cottontail chases the mini Rex relentlessly, but she can never catch her! Not only does the mini Rex have a clumsier, heavier, bulkier physique, but as a domestic rabbit, she has a more playful, relaxed personality. Not at all competitive. Yet, I watch her routinely outsmart the wild rabbit (built for speed and cunning! Go figure!) and the muscular mini Rex will put on incredible bursts of speed and unexpected maneuvers that leave the Cottontail in her dust. As a result, the Cottontail has become intensely determined to catch her, much like Captain Ahab trying to capture Moby Dick! So far, the Cottontail keeps failing. 😂
As an Australian it is fantastic to know that there is a connection between our champion horse Phar Lap and your champion Seabiscuit.
Who the hell is Phat Lap?
@@yankee2666 Shocking question if you know 20th century race horse history at all; look him up! You won’t be disappointed.
I have the book “Seabiscuit.” By Laura Hillenbrand. Very interesting how the owner, trainer and jockey came together. After Red Pollard shattered his leg and was in hospital, he told George Woolf how to ride Seabiscuit in the match race with War Admiral. Woolf split the purse with Pollard.
Save the book❤️👍
Timmy fi l
Goes to show how JOCKEYS ARE THE ONES THAT DETERMINE, WHO WINS..All things being equal.
Lies again? Gamble Bet
@@alphaomegastables That's a stupid comment.
I love seabuscuit
Boy we sure could use Seabiscuit in a time like this!!!!
You're not kidding!! We could definitely use a Seabiscuit now..for sure!!
without crowds? open up the country! Trump just showed you to not live in fear!
Not with crowds - just another seabiscuit to save us!
@@justthink5854 you HAD to ruin the conversation with that Traitor in Chief..were you rooting for that INSURRECTION??
@@kathleenhuff3059 you really have no clue about what's going on. stop being msm brain washed. INSURRECTION is what happened with the massive voter fraud which no courts would let the EVIDENCE be heard. INSURRECTION is massive shutdown of free speech on twitter, fb, utube, google. and "people" were moving in front of the capitol BEFORE Trump's speech. they were let in many places. there's lot of vids of the cops waving them on.
Lord wouldn't another great horse be wonderful the. Breeders today have breed some wonderful horses the last few years
Seabiscuit. A legend, an exceptional athlete
I recommend you to read the excellent book Seabiscuit by Laura Hillenbrand. A non stop reading
I also have the book and have LOVED His Story. I'm an Australian racing fan. We LOVE STORIES like this. What A GREAT CHAMPION
Read it.
Rich strike won Kentucky derby 🏆🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹 148 and is a story for the ages 💞
War admiral just outclassed Seabiscuit, they said, but didn't have the same heart, (or legs), haha. A year out they still put 130 llbs. on him! An incredible win.
This is what we need NOW!
Love to Seabiscuit in heaven. 🏇 💗
Unfortunately, Seabiscuit was a Sikh.
Secretariat is my all time favorite and respect the most but I do appreciate & respect the talent of another horse when I see it. The Buiscut was a Mighty horse!
You’re in a terrible terrible time in America, this horse gave the American people hope there was a winner. God we need another winner
personally Donald J Trump was my winner
You are a Good Man Dale.
❤️❤️❤️
@@dalehall2067 trump couldn’t reach the starting gate.Unfortunately like trump you are a loser.
@@johnlindsay6923
Trump is a Billionaire, and you are just a bitter troll...
Baseball and horse racing were America’s top sports then- their Golden Age!
Wishing that he was here now. Awesome 👍😊 horse ❤️ miss him May he rest in peace 🙏❤️ God bless him
I AM SO IN LOVE WITH THIS HORSE AND THE WHOLE STORY NANCY IN TEXAS
In 1975, for $0.25, I found a book "Come on, Seabiscuit!" at the Bryn Mawr bookstore at 79th and York (in a basement). Very interesting story.
Fun fact..his sire was Hard Tack. Hard Tack's dam was Tea Biscuit. His grand sire was Man O' War
I had a thoroughbred in 1992, I will NOT tell you her name (filly) She was a 4 year old that one of my friend's owned. He was getting out of the business, retiring to Arizona. So I bought her for $4,000 out of his barn. She lost her first five races for me. I put her in an $8,000 claiming race. She won going away on a Thursday night in the rain! And she won her next 9 out of 11 races!! I did breed her to a fine stallion; but my circumstances led me to sell her and the breeding rights to her in 1997. I see now that the colt she had- went onto win over $1.5 million. Reminds me of Seabiscuit!
Miss going to track these days of corona virus,i grew up on track worked there summers 3 min from my home
A WARHORSE!! How many races did he run!@@ AMAZING!!!
yes it was...
actually Biscuit and Admiral both had great blood lines from the great Man O War.
Sadly seabiquits offspring inherited his deficits but not his heart.
@@scottaznavourian540 dont knock of them yet. One of the filly quite promising.
Yep War Admiral is a son and Seabiscuit is a grandson
That is what you get when you really love the pure idea , success.
Americans always need a horse as a hero
It's such a beautiful hourse
Thanks for sharing really enjoyed watching it 🐴🐴
I love how Seabiscuit was this unusual character with a leg that jetted out wildly from the knee when he ran! 😁
The proof we need every one! Even some horses! Thanks for that video!
Seabiscuit actually had the pedigree. He is just portrayed as the people's horse since he did not have the look unlike Secretariat who was a freak of nature.
Seabiscuit had a promising pedigree, for sure. His dam was well bred, his sire Hard Tack, too. Hard Tack was a multiple stakes winner whose career was impeded by an extremely difficult temperament. But unlike Secretariat's parents Bold Ruler and Somethingroyal, Hard Tack and Seabiscuit's dam Swing On were *not* proven in the breeding shed, and are not remembered as otherwise successful breeding stock. Seabiscuit was from Hard Tack's first crop; he was Swing On's second foal. Neither horse went on to produce another horse of note -- Seabiscuit, in that way, was more of a genetic fluke than Secretariat. When Secretariat was conceived, Bold Ruler had been champion North American sire six years running, and Somethingroyal was already established as an outstanding broodmare, the dam of three stakes winners and three stakes-placed runners; she and Bold Ruler continued to produce well in the breeding shed after their 1969 date in which Secretariat was conceived. Bold Ruler and Somethingroyal would both be remembered as outstanding breeding stock even if Secretariat had never existed.
Seabiscuit's pedestrian looks did have much to do with his popularity as the people's horse. So did the fact that he was owned (like Seattle Slew and California Chrome) by an upstart newbie owner, rather than by an old, established racing stable; that early in his career he had (like John Henry and Stymie) run in the claiming ranks; and also because he ran mostly in California, in an era when the old eastern racing establishment looked down upon the West Coast as the boondocks of Thoroughbred racing.
Not a freak of nature. Alot of horses are born with larger hearts. Most of the larger hearts created issues. But not Secretariat! No great, a true heart of champions!
@@marysueeasteregg excellent commentary
Secretariat had a large heart and Seabuscuit had expanded lungs, both of which makes them more powerful runners by nature. And actually both horses were called the peoples horse and are to this day adored by millions.
He had a decent pedigree, just didn't get the right training at the critical moment. But then he ended up being more of a hero for the every person.
TWO MOST EXCITING MINUTES IN SPORTS.
Tom Smith was the ultimate trainer, he an Lucien Lauren understood working with a horse instead of forcing
Seabiscuit and Secreteriat all the way.
I cant stop watching Seabiscuit
@@sunshine8135
Me too, I had to watch it again...
Thank you for posting this!!!!! 💜💜💜
I would so love to be able to travel back in time...to see Seabiscuit race against and defeat War Admiral. Oh, what a thing that would have been to see....an experience of a lifetime, for sure! RIP, sweet and brave Seabiscuit, and RIP, Mr George Wolf. You were the greatest jockey of all time, sir.
What a beautiful horse, alot of people never heard his story, the story of his love to race ! !
Seabiscuit got his name from his grandsire, Man o’ War, and from his sire, Hard Tack. All racehorses tend to be given names derived from their sire or dam’s name.
I had always wondered if it was named after the fossilised sea creature or the hard bread they gave to sailors/soldiers. Thanks.
i love horses
this doc must have been made in the early 90's
Love the great horses!!
Really good documentary I really enjoyed that,it gave me real feel for the era and how good was George Woolf?
He was incredibly good. Unfortunately his uncontrolled diabetes as well as the endless dieting caused him to pass out during a race, and died of his injuries at only 36.
seabiscuit is a decedent of Eclipse so it wouldn't surprise me if he also had a large heart
Cow Killer - he had a large heart and large lung capacity due to unconventional workouts (I think at a young age as well)
Most all modern thoroughbreds can trace their ancestry to Eclipse. Not unusual for SeaBiscuit to have Eclipse
in his lineage. I've never heard Biscuit had an enlarged heart. Pharlap, Secretariat, Man O War. did. Probably many others.
Those horses that were chestnut seemed to have greater propensity for the enlarged heart gene.
@@walterpalmer2749 sea got 14lbs heart, commonly 7 lbs in race horse
I have Seabiscuits Horseshoe.
WOW! That's too cool!
Really? Wow!
@Paul Gallagher No they don't. Tryn buy one, they go for 6-10k.
@@rocioaguilera3613 Yes sir. It was also gold plated and plaqued by a famous antique jewelry store.
@Paul Gallagher NO THEY DO NOT!!
Wonderful film
Love the movies of jockeys. But didn’t know ab. injuries to them.
A great Horse name Seabiscuit this great movie 🐴😊
Loved the documentary 😊. Wish I could have met such a Legend!
Best 50 minutes of my day
I agree! Like Secretariat. Same thing. Something great in terrible times.
Love this horse, great story
Yes, it will always be his heart, and maybe the carrot.
Or sugar cube, or just because it is one stubborn son of a mare.😂😂
what a great nature.🐎
Sired by Hard Tack...Man O' War, go through the lines and Carbine might of been there to? Regardless, the Horse is and always will be the friend of ours which should be respected and revered as a gift...always.
Dang....guess I should try out for a jockey!! I have 18 years of experience with horses and I'm 4'11" and weight about 110 pounds!! Lol
What a great movie!
May he rest in peace
Greatness never dies especially in a racehorse!
Another awesome horse
I've watched a lot of documentaries and read Hillenbrand's book. She knows so much about Seabiscuit and equally included Charles Howard, Tom Smith and Red Pollard. Outside of racing Seabiscuit in the match with War Admiral, George Woolf wasn't that involved in the whole story (as I understand it). Great rider but this seemed like a tribute to him. Just sayin'.
Great show and horse
How come Iv never heard of Seabiscuit until now. Shame on me. My parents had a racehorse with their best friends called HoofHearted. Google top ten funniest racehorse names on a British talk show. They talk about all the names that were submitted but were denied but at the very end they talk about HOOF. I'm proud to be part of Hoofs history
Great movie ❤
Brilliant story ❤
What a GEM
Nearly 100 years and people still know who Seabisket was think about that for a second.
Think about tweaking your spelling for more than a second.
@@yankee2666 douche
I'm in love with 'Biscuit and this Gorgeous Lady@@
Wonderful horse!!!!❤❤❤❤
Thank you Gracias
SEABISCUIT " reminds me of a Black man ! A good strong Athlete. 🌹 i love that Beautiful story of Seabiscuit 💕🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹🌹
Oh puhleeze
Okaaaaaay
That's a little weird.
Lovely name !! My fav ❤️
Be qualified to have an opinion. Read the book. Your, "like this 1/2 hr. of you tube", does the story a disgrace. You're from India or Pakistan? and you have no idea who Seabiscuit was...........learn more, comment less.
Great documentary ❤
So glad you enjoyed it. Thanks for watching and commenting.
Amazing😊😊😊
In the time of "CORONAVIRUS WORLD WAR - 3" in 2020 when your own life is at the hands of a invisible pandemic it's cinema and music that breaks all barriers and provides solace and entertainment in the confines of your home.Have been binge watching all sorts or documentaries of different genres and topics with the sport of "Horse racing" being one of my favourites.Have been a fan of horse racing in India since the age 19 years and later a punter for over 25 years finally quitting betting and becoming a armchair voyeur of the sport.Have seen the movie "SEABISCUIT" but still have to read the book written by Laura .Hillenbrand.. A excellent documentary with the author herself explaining the horse's amazing career and fame. .
Lovely ever so much
Me da una corazonada ...
too me he was the greatest of all time
I love historical situations. Back then....tuffest won.! These days...idk...seems like they're softer. Why no horse on earth now days will ever beat Secretariat's records. Yes there are some good horses...but never again...Secretariat...Pharlap...
The saying goes, all records are meant to be broken. But, some records will never be broken. Just like humans, I doubt we will ever have another Muhammad Ali either.
It's funny that a horse can be a hero great story
Love ✊
Came here after ghost series🔥💖💖💖
We could use another SEABISCUIT in good old USA😊
Inspiring. But one criticism. Too much time spent on jockey George Woolf, not enough on Red Pollard, whose down-and-out biography parallels that of the horse..
THIS IS NOT THE SEABISQUIT MOVIE...ITS A DOCUMENTARY!!
Its hard for me to choose, Seabiscuit or Secretariat?????
Pamela Kaye S. Go for the biscuit Pammy.
No contest...the Biscuit. He had an unforgettable personality to match his speed.
Whaat ? Kidding, right ?
Choose Byerly Turk 😂😂😂
Love them both , but I'm a suker for sorrels and chestnuts. Red colored horses lol !
This is not a Full Movie,it's a documentary!
At 7:35 the man said he won a lot of money betting on sea biscuit the guy looked like he was 35 years old
Seabiscuit was more like FDR than the common guy. Impeccable pedigree, overcame a disability.
I think he's gorgeous 😍
Out of nowheres?, no real pedigree? he actually had great pedigree on his mother's side and astoundingly great pedigree on his father's side,. His damns name was Broom Sweep, out of a famous stallion of that day, easily found out if you're looking for it. on his site side, he was the grandson of Man o War his sire was Hardtack, which was said to be the most beautiful of all Man o' Wars sons, Full of speed but highly unmanageable, so as you can tell that first comment irritated me because it's like good old Sunny Jim Fitzsimmons having a hold of Seabiscuit again and just beating him down again, so if you're going to make a documentary on something: get your history right and set the history straight. Because Seabiscuit, was belittled from the day of his birth for not having the perfect confirmation for a racehorse, she inherited from his mother large knee. Basically a disability,or as far as most of the people back in those days felt, knees,. He might not have had the best of confirmation, he was sent to one of the top trainers of the world at that time, Sunny Jiim Fritzsimmons who could not overlook his disabilities and therefore thought he was lazy and a little value,so by the time he was two or three he had already been raced and 30 36 races that blew his knees out for the rest of his life, that's the only way that he was picked up at a stakes race for $5,000.which was a lot of money back in them days so if you just didn't have much of a pedigree then something was wrong,because by then he was overused over abused and was not a happy horse he was angry, nervous, and very anxious, tending more like his father, Hardtack,
then, true nature which was very intelligent.and throughout all of those beatings that he had to take he still won when he could and damn dog determined when he couldn't. and when he was free of Fritz Simmons and he was treated with respect and dignity and loved and taken care of and his legs were applied with salves and things to help him to get through the pain that he had to take, because he was over raced as a baby. He came out with the best attitude, willing to give his all for his next owner being appreciative of what was being done for him, he adapted himself to have the best constitution, the best heart and determination that there ever was displayed in "animal"in those days, that's why he was so well loved by the American people, that were beat down and didn't know how to get back up, not only that he was an easy when that a few dollars would pay off in big bucks for that day, and time. because he showed them, you can get back you up, be strong even with weakness, be strong, you can do whatever you want to do if he hadn't been so intelligent and given a God-given opportunity of having people who cared and loved and knew how to put him back on his feet, no one would have ever heard the name Seabiscuit, almost destroyed by a earent trainer. Once he understood what the the game was about, he was on it just the same as Secretariat. And if his owner hadn't kept him, down on his ranch, confined to just 40 mares you would be finding a lot of Seabiscuits get to this day. So althoughFitzsimmon basically disabled him by his third birthday, it was his Sires Man o Wars intelligence and speed, and Hardtacks, fight, that gave him the ability to go on for 8 years or more running in handicaps that were putting more weight on him than the 2 and 3-year-olds, he raced against, but they still couldn't stop him from breaking the records and beating those little 2-year-olds and keeping him on the track way after he probably should have been done with it, and the battle between him and him and his uncle War Admiral, was Epic!!! So to start out being the misfit, broken down horse, that nobody thought had any potential. Became one of the greatest horses that was ever born. So don't belittle is breeding, or character, or challenges it's offensive, and it's really offensive!!! If you're going to make a movie about something you really don't seem to know a whole lot about. don't start out by just saying that you know the the actor in the role is not reallywell bred, but after all!!!! It, Irritates me...
I know I travel out so I'll make this sweet short and sweet oh when I was about 12 years old I found a book in the library called come on see the Scott and it was written by the wife of the man that bought Seabiscuit Daniel's I can't remember I'm old now but that book was basically a lot of facts put together and also the emotional side of watching that horse struggle and having to go through a lot of things and it was one of the best books I ever read she was the author of the book The wife and it really you know it didn't play games she let everybody know that Sonny Jim Fitzgerald and did not like the horse and thought that he was Lady and lazy and always ran him against some of the big ones that ends up see this can beat all their butts by the time the book ended more or less I think it a gallant Fox was one of them can't remember anyway it was well worth reading and I loved it and I had it until just recently and gave it to a young young kid not young he was 15 16 who was a lover of horses so anyway I said I am a chatter I tend to chat especially if I think I know something and I'm going to cut it short and let y'all off LOL LOL LOL...
He was a wonderful horse. I would loved to see Secretariat and Sea Biscuit race in their prime. I think Secretariat would have won but it would have been an exciting race to watch for sure.
Getting to him and passing is 2 different stories. That horse loved the challenge. Secretariat was a great horse. I got to see him run. But the biscuit would have done to him exactly what he did to war admiral. Bye bye. I agree it sure would have been the race of all races. Ahh we can only dream. My dad saw seabiscuit run. He said when that horse hit high gear there was no catching him. My money would be on the biscuit.
@@tomlee432 You actually think Seabiscuit would have beat Secretariat or did I misunderstand??!!!
the first group of colts sired by Biscuit were during ww2 when all the tracks were all shut down, so it may not be true about his off spring not having success.
And he died young too.
One it's filly have quite trackrecords.