Other editions of book Great Racehorses

These are the best-known winners from the world of horse racing, portrayed in full-page portraits. Ready-to-color images include Eclipse, the superhorse of the 18th century, undefeated in eighteen races; Man O' War, the champion of 1919 and 1920, who set the standard for all subsequent racehorses; Seabiscuit, who overcame a rocky start to become a symbol of hope during the Great Depression; Citation, the 1948 Triple Crown victor who was the first horse to win $1 million; Secretariat, the chestnut stallion whose popularity led to a commemorative U.S. postage stamp; plus many other legendary racers of America and Europe. Captions offer interesting, informative facts about each horse.