All Three Triple Crown Races Of Secretariat (7:12) Secretariat, the greatest horse ever to race, not only won the Triple Crown in 1973, but still holds the current official record for the fastest time in all three Triple Crown races. This photograph of Secretariat literally flying through the finish line at the Belmont Stakes, was the greatest horse race ever, and arguably the greatest sporting event of the twentieth century. Secretariat finished 31 lengths ahead of his nearest challenger, and in a world record time for the 1 1/2 mile distance, at 2 minutes 24 seconds. There will never be another horse like Big Red. (To view full screen, also with many links, click the link below.) https://www.bitchute.com/video/146vzsYzx7zK
All Three Triple Crown Races Of Secretariat (7:12) Secretariat, the greatest horse ever to race, not only won the Triple Crown in 1973, but still holds the current official record for the fastest time in all three Triple Crown races. This photograph of Secretariat literally flying through the finish line at the Belmont Stakes, was the greatest horse race ever, and arguably the greatest sporting event of the twentieth century. Secretariat finished 31 lengths ahead of his nearest challenger, and in a world record time for the 1 1/2 mile distance, at 2 minutes 24 seconds. There will never be another horse like Big Red. (To view full screen, also with many links, click the link below.) https://odysee.com/@EarthNewspaper:e/All-Three-Triple-Crown-Races-Of-Secretariat
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The Pope wore the triple Tiara at his Coronation until the early 1960s, then following the last Pope to wear it, or the first not to, can’t recall exactly atm, and him staring at their council meeting back then, “how lucky we are to have this story of Jesus” it was somehow transported to ots waiting place now in Marland I think or Virginia anyway one of the Crown colonies to rest till its brought out agoan in triumph at the annointed time.
The Pope wore the triple Tiara at his Coronation until the early 1960s, then following the last Pope to wear it, or the first not to, can’t recall exactly atm, and him staring at their council meeting back then, “how lucky we are to have this story of Jesus” it was somehow transported to ots waiting place now in Marland I think or Virginia anyway one of the Crown colonies to rest till its brought out agoan in triumph at the annointed time.