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Read about four famous horses that Braulio Baeza rode to go down in racing's history as Horse of the Year. |
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Horse of the Year in 1965, Roman Brother's earnings approched the million dollar mark at $943,473. "He took the lead the first time around and just galloped..." |
Described as tempermental and playful, Buckpasser loved competeition. Braulio Baeza recalls, " He had the heart of a champion..." |
The first horse to win four national championships in the same year. An amazing horse, who set a world record for the mile and held it for 29 years. Braulio Baeza remembers him as "one of the fastest horses alive..." |
Champion horse of the Year in 1969, winning The Belmont, The Woodward, The Travers and The Gold Cup. Simply put, Braulio Baeza says it best: "He won everything in sight..." |
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