No there were two others after Secretariat. Seattle Slew in 1977 and Affirmed in 1978. Then American Pharaoh was next in 2015.

@@meganhill453 Right, I forgot about those after Secretariat.

Australia dude ...a great racing country. Winx, Phar Lap, check it out

His offspring are winning in the US and Europe.

ted evans barbaro unfortunately does not have any offspring, because he was not able to stand stud due to his injury at pimlico

Since Barbaro was shot right off the Derby track due to tragic injury... I doubt it.

@@karaamundson3964 He was NOT shot right off the track. They spent almost a year trying to rehabilitate him and unfortunately founder complications due to his leg caused him to be euthanized. I remember this because I watched the race and then kept an eye on the story. The vet said he was going home the next week two days before they had to euthanize him.

Justify, another triple crown winner was also a great, great, great grandson of Secretariat.

@@Sobolady89 and Justify was also related to Seattle Slew too, I’m arranging a breeding with him soon 😁👍🏼

Through his dam Little Princess Emma whose Grandsire was Storm Cat. His dam was Terlingua ,daughter of Secretariat.

Don't you believe it , his male is Pioneerofthe Nile , Empire Maker is all Tartan by our last champion Unbridled and I rode his mother and grandmother Charedi by our other stallion In Reality , Empire Makers mother Toussaud is also out of an In Reality

He wasn’t the first to when the triple crown but he did break such a year gap when he won

Lost to Keen Ice

Can you English at all?

He is a magnificent looking horse.

Not greedy, just practical. Owning thoroughbreds is extremely expensive.

He is a stallion used for breeding....

She's in Australia and she's not screwing it up, it's just the accent. U.S. accent would make other English speakers piss themselves laughing too so get off your cow

SportDogg2008 Justify was tested positive for performance enhancing drugs

A lot of the thoroughbreds I’ve encountered are very gentle but hot headed. They’re bred to compete and they are very competitive. Stallions are a bit hormonal though

Agreed.

@Smogger911 For real, fucking tired of hearing about all these race fan wannabes constantly spouting off his name like he's a fucking god. His times have been beaten, he himself has been beaten and by shit horses too, his own jockey claimed the horse was a quitter if he was challenged in the stretch, and as far as I know he never raced in handicap races. Not saying Secretariat is overrated, he was a great horse but I'm just saying there are horses out there who have done very well in their own right who don't deserve to be forgotten. People constantly screaming about Secretariat have probably never even heard of Citation, Dr. Fager, Forego, John Henry, Easy Goer and Sunday Silence, Buckpasser, Damascus, Silver Charm, Holy Bull, Spectacular Bid and many others. My personal favorite is Ghostzapper; beat multiple champions at distances varying from 6 to 10 furlongs on fast to sloppy tracks and he could close from last, stalk and set the pace, didn't matter. He was a hell of a horse, I'm not going to sit here and say he was the best, but he is my favorite and has since become the broodmare sire of Justify. American Pharoah is an amazing horse and doesn't deserve people shitting on him because they think another horse, from a totally different era, was better, it's retarded.

Secretariat is a God of racing. But I love AP and btw his times have NEVER BEEN BROKEN

@@nanceydavison4202 All Secretariat really did was set Stakes records, the only speed record he set that still stands is for the mile and a half, which he was supposedly eased for, which I DO find impressive. But that stakes record he set in the Derby for the mile and a quarter has been broken in other races and the speed record (on dirt) is currently held by a fantastic horse, Spectacular Bid who ran the mile and one quarter Strub Stakes in 1980 in 1:57 4/5 compared to Secretariat's 1:59 2/5. His Preakness time has also been beaten in other races by Riva Ridge, also a great horse. Secretariat's Preakness record is questionable as well due to a clock malfunction. He was a great horse, yes, if all you go by are stakes records. There is more than one way to be a champion, in that respect, there are horses that are better in other ways.

@@109367 finally someone with sense.

Chris Gardner Justify did win the triple crown