What was the biggest price of winner of the grand national? and name the horse/year?
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100-1 foinavon around the 60's
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wikipedia is fab, try this link\n\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Morgan_horse
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Google. Images. Horse racing.
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Barbaro was not in the 1940s-1050s - nor was Ruffian (who did NOT win the race she broke down in) nor was Devils Bag (although the rest of that is true). Colin won the Belmont on questionable legs but that was in 1908. Bold Ruler was in the 1950s and had run with an undetected bone splinter in his ankle - not quite a broken leg. I don't know of ANY horses contemporary or historical that won on a broken leg. Many were injured during the race or at the finish.
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Which horse won and which position the horses finished.\n \nHorse 1 was the first to cross the finish line. That horse placed first and is inthe WIN position.\n\nHorse #2 came in second. That horse is in the PLACE position\n\nHorse #3 came in third. That horse is in the SHOW position.
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"When I was a teenager, Newcastle used to stage prestigious races on the Flat, like the Seaton Delaval and the Virginia Stakes, but nowadays it's all about 0-60 [rating] handicaps, which are betting-shop fodder." - Hughie Morrison\n-http://www.buzzle.com/editorials/11-26-2002-31072.asp\n\nNewcastle Racecourse is now owned by Northern Racing Company\nhttp://www.northernracing.co.uk/our_courses/newcastle.asp\nhttp://www.newcastle-racecourse.co.uk/\n\nI could not find the exact date for this year.\nHowever, last year, it was held on 15 August 2005.\n\nI'm not sure if you meant the British race or a different race located in the United States.\nWhen I did a search, I came up with quite a bit for West Virginia Stakes. I hope this helps.
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Unfortunately, I only found one reference to a horse with a similar name and it was called Late Late Show. Is that the horse you are referring to?\n\nAnd the race Late Late Show was in was already over so there are no recent details about the horse.\n\nSorry.
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Tonight (Fri 4/14)\n2nd Race, Next Post 7:33 Off: 7:03 \n \n1 Mile. 3, 4 and 5 Year Olds Maiden Claiming ($30,000) Purse: $12,500 \n# Horse Jockey Weight Win Place Show \n5 Noonestandsinmyway Gondron T D 119 4.60 3.00 2.40 \n1 Every Three Days Theriot H J II 118  4.60 3.80 \n3 B L's Boy Stanton T A 116   3.00 \n Times in 5ths: :241 :484 1:142 1:274 1:412 \n Times in 100ths: :24.26 :48.81 1:14.47 1:27.90 1:41.58 \n \nAlso ran: Fast On Friday, Pony Moving Up, Native Relic, Keokuk and Barcilona Boy \nWinning Trainer: Stidham Michael - Owner: Goodman  John  B. \n$2  Exacta  (5-1)  Paid $16.20 \n$2  Quinella  (1-5)  Paid $12.20 \n$2  Trifecta  (5-1-3)  Paid $74.80 \n$2  Superfecta  (5-1-3-2)  Paid $140.80 \n$2  Daily Double  (1-5)  Paid $6.20  Daily Double  Pool $10,809 \n\n\nYesterday 4/13\n2nd Race, Next Post 7:35 Off: 7:06 \n \n1 Mile. 3 Year Olds And Up Claiming ($10,000) Purse: $9,000 \n# Horse Jockey Weight Win Place Show \n6 Willionaire Hamilton Q 122 4.60 2.80 2.60 \n7 Kiri Camp Rodriguez F T 122  3.60 3.00 \n4 Latest Edition Shepherd J 122   4.00 \n Times in 5ths: :24 :482 1:13 1:254 1:382 \n Times in 100ths: :24.19 :48.52 1:13.08 1:25.97 1:38.57 \n \nScratched: Midnight Walk \nClaimed:  Tru Dancing by  Stidham Michael  (Bone RobertD.),  \nAlso ran: Morgan's Favorite, Tru Dancing, Fiery Dreamer and East Tex \nWinning Trainer: Leach William F - Owner: Clifton, Jr.  William  L. \n$2  Exacta  (6-7)  Paid $17.80 \n$2  Quinella  (6-7)  Paid $11.80 \n$2  Trifecta  (6-7-4)  Paid $76.00 \n$2  Superfecta  (6-7-4-5)  Paid $258.40 \n$2  Daily Double  (5-6)  Paid $35.80  Daily Double  Pool $20,225
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Seabiscuit (May 23, 1933—May 17, 1947) was a champion thoroughbred race horse in the United States. From an inauspicious start, Seabiscuit became an unlikely champion, and during the Great Depression became a symbol of hope to many Americans. At the peak of his fame in 1938, it was suggested that he had generated more newsprint in the U.S. than either Adolf Hitler or Franklin D. Roosevelt. In 2001, Seabiscuit became the subject of a book (Seabiscuit: An American Legend) and in 2003 a Universal Studios film (Seabiscuit).
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A shire horse (or any other "heavy horse" breed) can weigh up to 2,000lbs.  The average racehorse can weigh up to 1,500lbs, dependent on how tall the horse is.\n\nShire's range in size from 16 to 18 hands (although taller ones have been recorded), and thoroughbreds from as small as 14 hands up to about 17 hands.
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Try www.horseinfo.com or www. ntra.com
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Secretariat.\n13 lenghts in the Kentucky Derby.
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Arctic Blue won at 200-1 at Chepstow Racecourse on 23rd March 2005.\n\nThe Tote Win bet paid out a miserable £79.10 for a £1 bet, but the Exacta (first two horses in the correct order) paid £2,799.90 for a £1 bet!  \n\nNice if you can get it.
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Victoria from Wakefield won it\n\n Great Yorkshire Lass !
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totally depends what you are looking for! sport horse is not a racehorse so anywhere from €10000 to €50000 would get a nice showjumper but a top class one would clost up to and over €500,000.
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The horse he rode on his famous ride belonged to Deacon Larkin I believe it was named Brown Beauty. He did own another horse but I can't remember the name. It was an american quarter horse. Perhaps Molly Bea. Fuzzy history.
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I just love Derby trivia. Ok the first was Regret in 1915, then Genuine Risk in 1980, and finally Winning Colors in 1988. I worked on the farm where Colors is now a broodmare, and just so you know she is one of the hatefullest mares to ever live. This is common opinion by the way. Just an interesting tidbit about her, she was in foal to Unbridled in 2001, the foal would have been the first to have Derby winners as both dam and sire, but unfortunately she aborted due to MRLS and as yet she has not been bred to another of the Derby winners standing stud.