Yes, after racing, in retirement, he was put to stud.
As part of his first crop at stud, Secretariat sired Canadian Bound, who was the first Thoroughbred yearling racehorse ever sold for more than US$1 million.
Secretariat retired at Claiborne Farm in Paris, Kentucky. After an illustrious racing career, he was brought to the farm in 1973, where he became a successful breeding stallion. His legacy continued through his offspring, and he remains one of the most celebrated racehorses in history.
No, Secretariat was born in America
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Secretariat
The foals of the racehorse Secretariat sold for varying amounts depending on their pedigree and market conditions. Some of his foals fetched prices in the hundreds of thousands, while others sold for even more. Notably, Secretariat's offspring continued to carry his legacy in horse racing, contributing to their value. Overall, his foals were highly sought after, reflecting his status as one of the greatest racehorses in history.
They don't clone secretariat because they can't. Plus secretariat is from the 1960's
Bold Ruler was known as a "speed horse", who often passed on his blazing speed to his offspring. On the flip side however, many of his progeny were fast, but could not hold up in distances over a mile and a quarter. Secretariat got his staying power and stamina from his grandsire, Princequillo.
Secretariat was born on March 30, 1970.
Bold Ruler was Secretariat's sire.
Secretariat was released on 10/08/2010.
The Production Budget for Secretariat was $35,000,000.