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The Triple Crown is a horse race where a thoroughbred horse wins all the Kentucky Derby, Preakness Stakes, and Belmont Stakes.

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Sir Baton (1919)
Gallant Fox (1930)
Omaha (1935)
War Admiral (1937)
Whirlaway  (1941)
Count Fleet (1943)
Assault (1946)
Citation (1948)
Secretariat (1973)
Seattle Slew (1977)
Affirmed (1978)
American Pharoah (2015)
Justify (2018)
American Pharoah and Justify are the only two living horses that are Triple Crown winners.

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Justify wins the Triple Crown - 2018 Belmont Stakes (G1)

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There were several years where it was impossible to have a Triple Crown winner.

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Secretariat was worth about $6.08 million but $32.46 million in today'd dollars.

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The Kentucky Derby has awarded $2 million in prize money. If you would win the Preakness Stakes you would get about $1.5 million. Lastly if you would win $1.5 million if you were to win the Belmont Stakes. If a jockey their horse would win the Triple Crown they would be rewarded about $5 million!

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•This race usually happens the third Sunday in May
•It is 1 and 3/16 miles long
•If you win this race you will be covered in a blanket of black-eyed Susan

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•It is the longest of the three races and is 1.5 miles
•Secretariat hold the record for the fastest horse to complete this track with a time of 2:24 minutes
•The winner of this race will receive a blanket that contains 300-400 white carnations

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The longest gap in Triple Crown winners was 35 years.

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•The race is 1.25 miles long
•The age limit for horses is 3        years old
•The winner of this race is given a blanket of roses so this race is known as the "run for the roses"

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The Belmont Stakes is the oldest of the three races.