Records are routinely broken in other sports, but Secretariat’s record-breaking times in the 1973 Triple Crown have never been matched.

There was no bigger surprise victory among the horses on this list than Proud Clarion, which paid $62.20 on a $2 win bet, ...

Triple Crown winner Secretariat's family was "outraged" by Jason Kelce's claims that the horse used steroids when it raced in the 1970s. Kate Tweedy, the daughter of Secretariat's owner ...

Eighteen characters is all an owner gets when naming their equine athlete and perhaps establishing a moniker that evokes a legacy akin to that of Man o’ War or Secretariat.

Secretariat's story has been told again and again, and he is still considered by many to be the greatest horse to ever set foot on a racetrack. As a stallion, however, he rarely received the ...

The New York Racing Association, Inc. (NYRA) today announced a participation incentive program for owners and trainers at the ...

Trained by Hall of Famer Lucien Laurin and ridden primarily by Hall of Famer Ron Turcotte, Secretariat won the Eclipse Awards for Horse of the Year and Champion 2-Year-Old Male in 1972.

While the Derby in and of itself is an accomplishments trainers, owners, and jockeys dream of, it can also be the start of the journey to an incredibly rare feat: the Triple Crown ...

A little-known fact about Secretariat at the Derby – his times in each successive quarter-mile got faster, meaning the horse and jockey Ron Turcotte were accelerating as the race wore on.

Witness the spectacular journey of an incredible horse named Secretariat and the moving story of his unlikely owner, a housewife who risked everything to make him a champion.