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Are Regret and Foolish Pleasure and Unbridled horses that won the Kentucky Derby?
Regret, a filly was the 1915 winner.Foolish Pleasure, a stallion was the 1975 winner.Unbridled, a stallion was the 1990 winner.
Longest horses name in the derby?
I will assume by "derby" you mean Kentucky Derby. I will also assume that you only mean winners of the Derby. There have been two Derby-winning horses with 15 letters in their names: Foolish Pleasure (1975) and Fusaichi Pegasus (2000).
In the late 1970s or early 1980s what two horses had a head to head dual race in which one of the horses broke down and was put to sleep?
Ruffian vs. Foolish Pleasure.
Was Ruffian in a 2 horse race when he broke his leg?
Yes. Ruffian, a filly, tragically broke down in a match race with Foolish Pleasure. Foolish Pleasure, a colt, had won the Kentucky Derby. The ill-fated "Battle of the Sexes" was held in 1975 at Belmont Park in New York. Jacinto Vasquez was the regular jockey for both Ruffian and Foolish Pleasure. Given his choice of horses for this race he chose to ride Ruffian. Most racing fans agreed with Vasquez's assessment as Ruffian was widely considered the superior horse. To this day Ruffian is recognized as one of the sports all-time greats.
What are horses that are rode for pleasure?
Horses that are rode for pleasure are just that, Pleasure horses. This is not to be confused with English or Western pleasure show horses, they are two different things.
Why are horses important to Kentucky?
there are horse races in kentucky - kentucky derby
What horses are in Kentucky?
in racing kentucky, thoroughbreds (TB)
Why is Kentucky most famous for horses?
The Kentucky Derby
What livestock does Kentucky sell?
Kentucky's most important livestock are Thoroughbred horses and cattle.
What state is known for race horses?
Kentucky, I think
Is it true that Kentucky earned a reputation for breeding horses in the 1800s?
yes this is true because kentucky has alot of horses
What percent of the horses in the US are owned for personal pleasure use?
Approximately 40% of horses in the US are owned for personal pleasure use, such as riding, showing, or companionship. The remaining horses are used for various purposes, including racing, breeding, and work.
