what was the biggest winning race of Stymie's career?
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I definitely think this is open to interpretation.  Stymie won a lot of big races including the Metopolitan Handicap, the Brooklyn Handicap and the Mass Cap among others.  I think, though, that his biggest victory was in 1946 when the 5-year old Stymie took the measure of that year's Horse of the Year and triple crown winner Assault in the Gallant Fox Handicap.
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The all kind of won, because the three that didn't win will still be able to pursue their dreams as companies came to back them up.  The 1st place winner was the child seat, he got the million bucks and a deal with baby product company.  The 2nd place winner was the word game, that inventor got a deal with hasbro/parker bros.  Third place was the football gear, that inventor got a deal with Rice ( a famous reciever) to manufacture his product. Fourth place went to the bicycle inventor, who got a deal with Trek bicycle company to make his bike and got a congratulations via sattelite tv with Armstrong (the tour de France winner).  :)
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Lance Armstrong\n\nHe has won the Tour de France, professional cycling's most prestigious race, a record seven consecutive times from 1999 to 2005.\n\nThis feat was accomplished several years after brain and testicular surgery, and extensive chemotherapy in 1996, to treat testicular cancer that had metastasized to his brain and lungs.\n\nThe other competitors have not suffered to the same degree.
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Well, let's see. Since you've selected 1949 as your starting point, this would preclude the '48 London Olympic games.\n\n1952 - Josey Barthel of Luxemboug won in 3:45.1 \n\n1956 - Ron Delany of Ireland won in 3:41.2\n\n1960 - Herb Elliot of Australia won in 3:35.6\n\n1964 - Peter Snell of New Zealand won in 3:38.1\n\n1968 - Kip Keino of Kenya won in 3:34.9\n\n1972 - Pekka Vasala of Finland won in 3:36.3\n\n1976 - John Walker of New Zealand won in 3:39.17\n\n1980 - Sebastian Coe of Great Britain won in 3:38.40\n\n1984 - Sebastian Coe of Great Britain won in 3:32.52\n\n1988 - Peter Rono of Kenya  won in 3.35.96\n\n1992 - Fermin Cacho of Spain won in 3.40.12\n\n1996 - Noureddine Morceli of  Algeria won in 3.35.78\n\n2000 - Noah Ngeny of Kenya won in 3.32.07\n\n2004 - Hicham El Guerrouj of Morocco won in 3.34.18\n\nSo, what we can say is:\n\nThe times improved from 3:45.1 to 3:32.07, well off the current world record of 3:26.0\n\nOne World record was set by Herb Elliot 3:35.6\n\nThe fastest winning time was 3:32.07 by Kenya's Ngeny.\n\nMost of the races were tactical in nature, thus most of the times were well off the the WR or the athletes's PRs. (Especially in 1976, 1980 & 1992)\n\nKenya has won 3 golds, Great Britian and Australia has 2 each. \n\nEurope has produced 6 winners, Africa has 5, and Australia/NZ has 3.
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The eldest couple, Fran and Barry! XD\nThe Amazing race rocks!!
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Sorry to say I do not know that, but I dare to guess that it is different for different races. Not that I am a big fan or anything but I was watching a show the other day and the racer said you could win the championship without ever winning a race.
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It was awesome ! I was getting worried that with all the exposure he gets that people would start to say he's overrated, and actually him winning calmed my fears of myself thinking that.  I am glad he won, because it vindicated him after being out of victory lane for 27 races.
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12th Race - Pimlico - Saturday, May 20th, 2006\n\nConditions: Preakness S. (Grade 1), Stakes, $1,000,000, Open 3 yo, 1 3/16M, Dirt.\nOff Time: 6:19    Start: 9 went. Good for all. Won driving.   Track: Fast   Weather: Clear 65o\nPedigree: 8 - Bernardini, Bay Colt, 3, by A.P. Indy - Cara Rafaela by Quiet American\nFractions: :231, :463, 1:101, 1:353, 1:543    (:23.21, :46.69, 1:10.24, 1:35.73, 1:54.65)\n\n#HorseJockeyWeightWinPlaceShow\n8BernardiniCastellano Javier 12627.809.405.80\n7SweetnorthernsaintDesormeaux Kent J.1267.805.00\n3Hemingway's KeyRose Jeremy 1268.00\n\nWager TypePayoff Winning NumbersPool\n$2 Pick 3$446.20 1-1/4-8 (3 Correct) $434,873\n$2 Pick 4$1,620.80 4-1-1/4-8 (4 Correct) $1,462,048\n$2 Daily Double$66.20 1-8 $419,627\n$2 Daily Double$121.00 SPECIAL/PREAKNESS 4-8 $470,883\n$2 Exacta$171.60 8-7 $12,186,518\n$1 Superfecta$11,151.20 8-7-3-5 $6,488,237\n$2 Trifecta$3,912.80 8-7-3 $15,631,720\nOwner: Darley Stable\nTrainer: Thomas Albertrani\nBreeder: Darley (KY)\nAlso Ran: 5 - Brother Derek, 4 - Greeley's Legacy, 2 - Platinum Couple, 1 - Like Now, 9 - Diabolical, 6 - Barbaro
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Top 3\n(1) Barbaro.  He's raced w/ at least a field of 12 and won in inclement weather.  Finished 1st in every race.  \n\n(2) Cause to Believe.  Excellent bloodline.  Russell Baze, the jockey, is the 2nd winningest rider in Hx.\n\n(3)  Seaside Retreat.  Can't go wrong with Will Farish.
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Niki Lauda, without doubt. His career was not very long and he had this terrible fire accident that totally changed his face. But I think he was the best. \n\nIt was a bit before my time, but I have seen him race on video. Niki Lauda had the most agressive style, so he was great and exciting to watch. Probably in his time the technical developments were not that far as today, overtaking was definitely more easy and races were seldom decided in the pit. But it was more dangerous too and you needed more courage to win.
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yess the race... at the end when they were hugging, the hippies, it brought tears to my eyes, they were the best to win werent they.. im happy for them
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That would be Shirley Muldowney. She was pretty famous for that hot pink car, but more famous for being the first female to race in the NHRA.\n\nIn 1983, HBO made a (sorta cheezy) movie about her called "Heart Like a Wheel"
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Darrell Waltrip (born February 5, 1947 in Owensboro, Kentucky) is a NASCAR driver, active from 1972 to 2000, who won three Nextel Cup titles (1981, 1982, 1985), the 1989 Daytona 500, 1992 Southern 500, and is the undisputed Memorial Day major race record holder, having won an unprecedented five Coca-Cola 600 titles. His 84 Winston Cup race wins are the most by any driver in NASCAR's modern (post-1971) schedule format. His family, including his wife, the former Stephanie Rader, and daughters Jessica Leigh and Sarah Kaitlin, reside in Franklin, Tennessee.
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Ex formula 1 driver Perry Mcarthy was the stig, but not anymore, he was "let go" quite a while ago. (Hence the changing from Black stig to White Stig). \nInterview with him here:\nhttp://www.bbc.co.uk/essex/features/essex_celeb/stig.shtml\n\nIt is now widely thought that Ben Collins, an experienced single seater and sports car driver, is the new Stig.\nLook here:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ben_Collins\n\nHowever On the 18 March 2006 the former Stig, Perry McCarthy, revealed that currently there is no one single test driver, but multiple test drivers who masquerade as the Stig.\n\nIt appears that some rarer, privately owned cars may be driven by their owners, masquerading as the Stig. This was the case for the Maserati MC12, privately owned by Frank Mountain, a successful property developer; the car was at the time the only one in the country. Heikki Kovalainen (the Renault F1 test driver) admitted to driving the Renault R24 F1 car around the track in the 2004 series, clothed as the Stig. In a Winter Olympic special episode of Top Gear, the Stig was also shown doing a ski jump using a ski mobile, suggesting that this may have been another person dressed as the Stig doing the extremely dangerous stunt. According to the Swedish tabloid newspaper Aftonbladet, the snow mobile driver performing the ski jump stunt was Dan Lang, a swedish snow mobile cross driver.
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Dick Trickle.\n\nNo joke! He was the 1989 NASCAR Rookie of the Year.
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Richard Petty won 200 races and was the first to win 7 championships. Dale Earhart Sr. also won 7 championships but sadly will win no more.
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Yes,\nDick Trickle raced  the NASCAR circuit from 1975 till 2002.  His best ranking was in 1989 where he finished 17th and earned $270,000.  In 1998 he earned 1.2 million but was only ranked 29th.