Seabiscuit: An American Legend

1

Howard asked about match: “Sports,”

New York Journal American, SB

, May 1938.

2

newsmen petition to see films: “Biscuit Jockey Blamed,”

SB

, March 10, 1938.

3

Howard protests suspension: “Seabiscuit Withdrawn,”

Los Angeles Times

, March 11, 1938; “Hit or Miss,”

Los Angeles Examiner

, March 11, 1938.

4

Seabiscuit poses: “Hit or Miss,”

Los Angeles Examiner

, March 31, 1938; “Sports Mirror,”

San Francisco Chronicle

, February 12, 1938, p. 12; Charles Hatton, “This Is a Horse,”

Turf and Sport Digest

, January 1939, pp. 16–32; “Hit or Miss,”

Los Angeles Examiner

, March 31, 1938; “Sports Mirror,”

San Francisco Chronicle

, February 12, 1943, p. 2H.

5

Agua Caliente: Jerry Brucker, “Seabiscuit’s Overlooked Chapter,”

Thoroughbred of California

, September 1986, pp. 18–27; “Lure of Handicap Day,”

Morning Telegraph/Daily Racing Form

, March 25, 1938; “Seabiscuit Top Heavy Race Favorite,”

Los Angeles Times

, March 26, 1938; “Crowd Sets New Mark,”

Los Angeles Examiner

, March 28, 1938; “20,000 Watch Seabiscuit,”

San Diego Union

, March 28, 1938; “The Inside Track,”

Los Angeles Evening Herald and Express

, March 28, 1938, p. A11; “Seabiscuit Goes North,”

Los Angeles Times

, March 28, 1938, FD; “Yea, Verily,”

SB

, n.d.

6

Match negotiations: “War Admiral and Seabiscuit March for $100,000 Proposed,”

Daily Racing Tab, SB

, April 1938; “War Admiral, Seabiscuit Duel Arranged,”

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