, November 18, 1937.

17

Howard sends silver shoes to reporters: “Sports Mirror,”

SB

, December 1937; “Hit or Miss,”

Los Angeles Examiner

, February 15, 1938.

18

Howard’s champagne: “Cap’s Good Loser,”

SB

, March 4, 1937,

FD

.

19

“He’ll probably win …”: Alexander,

A Sound of Horses

, p. 178.

20

Oscar Otis’s excoriation of Pollard: “Jockey Richards Gives Rosemont Great Ride,”

Los Angeles Times

, February 28, 1937.

21

“Pollard deserves at least half the credit …”: “Seabiscuit Totes 120,”

Los Angeles Times

, March 4, 1937.

22

San Juan Capistrano: “Boots and Saddles,”

Santa Monica Outlook

, March 3, 1937, FD; “Hit or Miss,”

SB

, March 1937.

23

Grog: “Like Mike and Ike,”

San Francisco Chronicle, SB

, n.d.; Bill Buck, telephone interview, January 28, 1998; Wad Studley, telephone interview, February 6, 1999; Keith Stucki, telephone interview, March 25, 1998.

24

reporter sneaks to track cook’s house: “Turf King,”

San Francisco Chronicle, SB

, n.d.

25

“bring the old Biscuit out …”: Bill Buck, telephone interview, January 28, 1998.

26

artist painting Grog: Keith Stucki, telephone interview, March 25, 1998.

27

Stucki and Whitey fool horseman: Keith Stucki, telephone interview, March 25, 1998.

28

Seabiscuit was insured for $100,000: “Santa Anita Horses Worth Millions,”

SB

, October 1937.

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