52 years ago today, Secretariat won the Kentucky Derby in 1:59.40, a record that STILL stands today! 🤯 | NBC Sports

It is the 50th anniversary of Secretariat's win in the 99th running of the Kentucky Derby in 1973. Watch the greatest damn horse who ever live set a track record of 1:59.4, a record that remains untouched 50 years later. | Secretariats lagacg

On May 19, 1973 Secretariat made history at Pimlico Race Course. 50 years later, he's still the fastest to ever do it. #Secretariat | Preakness Stakes

The Triple Crown run that broke a 25 year dry spell and birthed a legend. At the 98th Preakness Stakes in 1973, Secretariat's move from last to first on the first turn is what legends are made of. #TBT | Preakness Stakes

On May 19, 1973, at Pimlico Race Course, Secretariat ran the second jewel of the Triple Crown—the Preakness Stakes. Breaking from the gate, he was last in the early moments. But within seconds, Secretariat unleashed his breathtaking power. Down the backstretch, he surged past the field with such force that the crowd gasped. By the far turn, he was already in command, his stride devouring the ground, his chestnut coat blazing under the Maryland sun. He crossed the finish line two and a half lengt

#ThrowbackThursday to May 16, 2009... when Rachel Alexandra became the 5th filly in history to win the Preakness Stakes!! 🏆🏇 Rachel Alexandra won by a length over Kentucky Derby winner Mine That Bird for trainer Steve Asmussen with Calvin Borel aboard! At the time, she was the first filly to win the Preakness in 85 years. In 2020, Swiss Skydiver became the 6th filly to win the Preakness. | Equibase Company

As the 150th Preakness Stakes approaches, Tim Layden reflects on the history of the event and what the future holds at Pimlico. #Preakness150 | NBC Sports