29

Bay Meadows Handicap, “Who finished second …”: “Grand Manitou Runs Second,”

San Francisco Examiner

, April 17, 1937,

FD

.

30

Smith wants to hide horse from eastern handicappers: “Seabiscuit Must Carry Weight,”

San Francisco Examiner

, May 19, 1937, p. 27.

31

Pollard collapses: “Biscuit Iron Horse,”

Los Angeles Evening Herald and Express

, May 1937.

32

Pollard hits Otis: Farrell Jones, telephone interview, November 4, 1998.

CHAPTER 10

1

“One end bites …”: Dorothy Ours, e-mail interview, September 14, 2000; John Clark,

Trader Clark: Six Decades of Racing Lore

(Lexington: Thoroughbred Publications, Inc., 1991).

2

War Admiral compared to sire: “Admiral Likely Wilson Choice,”

SB

, n.d.

3

Stucki rides past Fitzsimmons barn: Keith Stucki, telephone interview, February 11, 1999.

4

“A single steed …”: “Turf King,”

San Francisco Chronicle, SB

, n.d.

5

“Hail the conquerin’ hero …”: “Seabiscuit Wins Massachusetts Handicap,”

Boston Herald

, August 8, 1937, p. 24.

6

“Let’s have some applause …”: “The Post Parade,”

Morning Telegraph/Daily Racing Form

, September 2, 1937,

FD

.

7

Los Angeles Daily News

poll: “Biscuit Leads by a Nose,”

Los Angeles Daily News

, August 27, 1937.

8

Bing’s telegram: Bing Crosby, telegram to Charles Howard, August 7, 1937.

9

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