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50th Anniversary Triple Crown Winner Secretariat and Jockey Figurine. You'll be hard pressed to find a better-known racehorse than Secretariat. Affectionately known as "Big Red," the chestnut stallion raced into the hearts of a nation in 1973's Kentucky Derby, which he not only won, but set a speed record of 1:59 2/5, which still stands today! After handily winning the Preakness Stakes - and again setting a record - he continued on to make his biggest splash yet at the Belmont Stakes. Secretariat won the race by a world-record 31 lengths! Secretariat forever cemented his name - as well as the names of his owner Penny Chenery, jockey Ron Turcotte, and trainer Lucien Laurin - into racing history. 2023 marks the 50th anniversary of Secretariat's iconic Triple Crown win. In celebration of this occasion, this special limited-edition Secretariat figurine makes a fine keepsake. TRIPLE CROWN 50TH ANNIVERSARY FIGURINE - In 1973, Secretariat ran his way into the history books when he set a record at the Kentucky Derby, conquered the Preakness Stakes, and won by a world record 31 lengths at the Belmont Stakes to become the first Triple Crown winner in a quarter-century. LIMITED EDITION: 2023 marks the 50th anniversary of Secretariats iconic Triple Crown win. In celebration of this occasion, this special limited-edition Secretariat figurine makes a fine keepsake. PRODUCT SPECIFICATIONS: Package contains (1) Breyer Traditional Series Horse -RD Marciea Bey. Traditional Series 1:9 Scale. Measures approximately 5" L x 4" H. Recommended for ages 8 years and older. HAND CRAFTED DETAIL: The world's 'most asked for' horses since 1950. Each individual Breyer model is prepped and finished by hand and then turned over to the painting department for hand painting and detailing. In all, some 20 artisans work on each individual model horse, creating an exquisite hand-made model horse that is as individual as the horse that inspired it. TRUE EQUESTRIAN ART: Breyer models begin as beautif
