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Secretariat's Belmont The power. The elegance. The remarkable beauty. The intense anticipation. As soon as. The race. The dirt flies. In 1973, a horse named Secretariat struck out of your starting gate challenging other Kentucky Derby contenders. دبیرخانه چیست؟ had been this day that he set himself apart from every other horse in history. He had won the 99th Kentucky Derby that year within an unprecedented way. Every quarter he ran was faster than the previous one, running from dead last out from the gate to win, by over 2 lengths. He was the initial horse to perform 1 � miles within 2 minutes. He defied logic. In every other situations, horses commence to fatigue combined with the amount of the race. He did what no other horse has ever done. He ran faster as the race progressed. In the Preakness, he broke from the gate last again. He went from last to first in about 180 yards through the first turn. His acceleration was amazing. And seemingly much too early. Down the backstretch, he eased into position, and ran for a straightforward 2 � length win. People fell in love with Secretariat, throughout a very tumultuous amount of time in our own history. As we witnessed the details of Watergate, Secretariat was on the front of Time Magazine, and Sports Illustrated. He was magnificent. No scandal, just pure beauty. He would become the first Triple Crown winner since Citation in 1948, and he inspired us and gave us something to believe in. On June 9th 1973, Secretariat captured our hearts, and our imagination, and he didn't disappoint. He appeared to know what he needed to do for the grueling 3rd leg of the Triple Crown, and he did it with panache and fire. Exactly when he meant to... Before the race, his muscles were rippling, his nostrils flared, his ears flickered. He nickered. دبیرخانه reared. He was ready. He broke out of your gate very well, and was on the inside going into the initial turn. Sham, and Secretariat were together during the first turn. He felt terrific, and felt like running. Lots of people thought: Let him run. Let's see what he can do. Down the backstretch, he left Sham at the � mile mark in a blistering 1:09 2/5. Prior to انواع دبیرخانه widened his lead. It had been an insane pace. But he kept pulling away. Nobody knew he could do this! With � mile to go, he was 14 lengths in the lead. Coming out of the turn for home, he was ahead by 18 and simply annihilating his field of competitors. The calling of the race, infused with great awe, "he's moving such as a tremendous machine!", was indelibly etched in lots of memories. Secretariat won the 1973 Belmont Stakes by an astonishing 31 lengths in a global record time of 2:24:00. He owns the Belmont. It wouldn't be to have the Belmont Stakes without honoring the great Secretariat. Everybody was screaming with joy, and exhilaration and then many simply began weeping! It was amazing. This is perfection. Lots of people never cashed their winning tickets. That was their little bit of something great. Horseracing is filled up with unpredictable, and very intense moments. Secretariat gave us a thing that no other horse of recent memory has: He was an example of Greatness. Throughout history, contests have been waged from the backs of horses. It is just a fascinating part of our lives, as we measure and test our abilities, hone our skills and have the beat of destiny. Horses are an inexorable section of all of us. We wouldn't be where we have been without them. Secretariat is really a horse which will be remembered as a true champion, and since he was retired to stallion duty at the end of his 3 year old racing season, we will never really know very well what he was truly capable of.
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