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Forego had 3 bad legs hated wet tracks and had the weight of 2 jockeys on his back. Race replay 2 watch. The 1996 Marlboro cup on wet track. Still can't believe the photo. Please watch.

I was at OTB that day and during that race there was a horse that was 99-1 I put $10 across the board on him, he was dead last the entire race, thought I lost $30 but instead got a refund This is why you never rip up your tickets

Track announcer: Terry Wallace

WHAT A COME FROM WAY BACK TO WIN. 😁👌🙌👍

Thanks for posting this. I often wondered what Johnson's call sounded like.

Wow, this is something to see and hear after all these years!!!!

Just an amazing race horse.

You finally found the Dave Johnson NYRA call . Even though this is a film because the replay from NYRA would have the NYRA Replay graffic with the numbers of the 4 horses on the bottom with the time on top

When 4th gear hits

It's amazing no one found this for years. Equally amazing is no one at NYRA kept their original videotape of Johnson's call of the 1973 Belmont. If there had been an eighth season of "Mad Men," I would have advanced the storylines to 1973 and opened such a season with this race.

The rest of the horses were dead, but even in saying that, you dont see horses win from that far back, that late in the race lol. Hes ten lengths back from second to last in a strung out field at the top if the stretch, maybe more lol. Thats insane.

🔵LOUSY CAMERA WORK AND LOUSY RACE CALLING.🔴

Battery to the neck and horse went zoom zoom zoom!! 😂

The announcer had his head up his ass.....

Track announcer: Harry Henson

Go Big Red!!

I like secretariat moving like a tremendous machine and the excitement, I like hearing, He's All Alone..thanks for the footage, But!

Thank you so very much for finding this historic footage! I've been waiting so long to hear Dave Johnson's take of Secretariat's masterpiece, and I'm very glad that the NYRA has decided to release it. It's a quite straightforward race call due to Dave's duties to the track and the betting public, but the angles and the sheer nostalgic value is priceless. Now if only CBS would release the original full broadcast film stock footage that is collecting dust in their archives. Remastering costs for them would be negligible considering the net worth of the network. Hopefully, one day it will be.

This is a lame call no emotion Chic's was light years better!

Brilliant ride by Jerry Lambert on Convenience. He moved over in from of Shoemaker and forced him to go inside of him or around him. Loved Harry Henson with that true racetrack announcers voice.

En mi país diríamos: "¡A Super Indeed le salió un fantasma...!" 🙂 😅 🤓 😁 😅 🤣 😂 🐎 🐴 🐎 🐴 🐎 🐴 🐎 Saludos desde Venezuela 🇻🇪 In my country, we would used to say: "Super Indeed was surprised by a ghost...!" 🙂 🤓 😎 😀 😅 🤣 😉 🐴 🐎 🐴 🐎 🐴 🐎 🐴 Best regards from Venezuela 🇻🇪

Prefer the other announcer they didn't even show Secretariat crossing the finish line

I like this different version of the race. We get to see the battle for second between Twice A Prince and My Gallant, as well as a bit closer look of Secretariat coming around the far turn, and, of course, his backside.

🔵THE GUY DOING THE PLAY BY PLAY IS LOUSY!🔴

Secretariat is the greatest horse in racing and lets not leave out Sham he was also great.

Rare , unseen , alternate footage of the " track " call by my ex neighbor and friend the greatest track announcer in the history of north ⬆️ American thoroughbred horse 🐴🐎😀 racing 🐎 Mr Dave Johnson who was just a great super terrific incredible and unbelievable guy that I've not seen in years and I hope he's doing well ❤️‍🩹 ! ! !

Wow, never seen this before. Thanks for posting.

Forego was a champion.

Great comeback!

Cigar went on to win 22 straight races on dirt....the incomparable, invincible, unbeatable Cigar!!

The Mighty Forego.

Had Cigar's conection had put him on dirt much sooner. Cigar would had been way, way up on the list as all time best horses. The consistency and the times that made and diffrents tracks and even country proof that.

I believe this horse ran the last 3/8 much faster than the first 3/8. Incredible Finnish..

Echo of Silky Sullivan! I'm surprised to only seen about a half dozen references to him. I remember as a kid watching a race on TV with my Dad. Silky Sullivan was so far back that they had a separate camera on him so you could watch him in a separate little window in the corner of the screen!

One of my favorite face horses KELSO, broke his maiden in his first start in 1959 at Atlantic City race course . He was ridden by Johnny Block .

Ohh El Gran Forego Hijo de uno de los mejores caballos nuestros Argentinos de nuestra historia el Gran "Forli" Jefe de Raza

Love that long stretch at Hawthorne!

Buried at Saratoga!

I was there that day! Cake walk!

I’m curious what her MPH was in the final drive in relation to the other horses, as well as compared to great horses in great victories.

Donna was great. If you like come behind horses, she did it at a 6f sprint, but it you reallly want to see an amazing come from behind victory in a long race, watch Calidosciopo in the Brooklyn Handicap, on a muddy track, come from so far out of it that he was out of the picture for most of the race, but started to pick em up and lay them down one at a time and win by a length!! Argeniniean , the first 10 year old to win a graded stakes in America!!!!

I was there… Sh!tt!ng a brick! Affirmed was my favorite.

The amazing Harry Henson with the call.

Amazing that's all .

I know affirmed was great but after watching this burst of speed I rate him with the all times great

My father had a horse named Slack Rack when I was a kind and he could not figure out the start to save his life.(After one of his wins, they had to get him okayed out of the gate before they could run him again.) He'd win from a mile back and, man, it was so exciting to watch him run even in those cheap races. I spent half of my childhood at the track and a good portion of my adulthood there and I've never seen anything like this race. 15 back at the half? She was probably more than 15 back a third of the way through the stretch.

This was an amazing filly. She would have done great things. Sadly missed.

OMG!

The pace was very fast….she was far back enough that she rounded the final turn by herself and just slingshotted off it….like Secretariat did on the first turn in the 1973 Preakness stakes….then he came right up the inside, saving a lot of ground. Perfectly timed.

Affirmed's connections were lucky Seattle Slew had been retired!