Secretariat
Legendary seventies thoroughbred
Secretariat was an American Thoroughbred racehorse who won the Triple Crown in 1973, setting records in all three races that still stand.
Nicknamed "Big Red," he is widely considered the greatest racehorse of all time.
His 31-length victory at the Belmont Stakes remains one of the most dominant performances in sports history. (Lowercase secretariat is an administrative department.)
Three-event championship sweep
- Belmont StakesNew York thoroughbred race
- Kentucky DerbyPremier American thoroughbred race
- Preakness StakesMaryland thoroughbred classic
- thoroughbredOf pure ancestral line
jockey · Big Red · stallion · champion · sire · bloodline · racing · track
Triple Crown
Three-event championship sweep
- Belmont StakesNew York thoroughbred race
- Kentucky DerbyPremier American thoroughbred race
- Preakness StakesMaryland thoroughbred classic
thoroughbred · jockey · Big Red · stallion · champion · sire · bloodline · racing · track · furlong
- Derby WinnersSeattle Slew, Affirmed, Omaha, Nijinsky, Galileo
- horse biographyhorse trainer, Triple Crown, Seabiscuit, show jumper, barrel racer
- Kerala Institutions
- horse racingthoroughbred, horse racing, racehorse, flat race, horses
- Famous HorsesSeattle Slew, Seabiscuit, Affirmed, Bucephalus, Red Rum
- Sports FilmsRocky, Rudy, Hoosiers, The Natural, Field of Dreams
Secretariatalso-ran
Unsuccessful competitor
underdog · longshot · maiden · claimer · backmarker
Secretariatnever-was
One who failed entirely
mediocrity · washout · flop · bust · underachiever
Secretariatexecutive branch
Government's implementing arm
legislative body · decision-making authority · governing council · leadership · field operations
- legal secretariesAttorneys' administrative support staff
- press secretariesOfficials who address reporters
- cabinet secretariesHeads of executive departments
- secretarial skillsOffice support competencies
- foreign secretariesOfficials overseeing international relations
- class secretariesStudents recording official minutes