In 1973, Chic Anderson's narration of Secretariat's dominant victory at The Belmont Stakes, securing the first Triple Crown in 25 years, is considered the most iconic call in horse racing history. This episode explores the context behind the legendary call, unbreakable records, and why, more than fifty years later, no horse has ever come close to surpassing Secretariat's record-setting times at not one, but all three of American horseracing's most presitigious races. 

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In 1973, Chic Anderson's narration of Secretariat's dominant victory at The Belmont Stakes, securing the first Triple Crown in 25 years, is considered the most iconic call in horse racing history. This episode explores the context behind the legendary call, unbreakable records, and why, more than fifty years later, no horse has ever come close to surpassing Secretariat's record-setting times at not one, but all three of American horseracing's most presitigious races. Follow us on IG, TikTok, and X at @Sports_MP3 to never miss an episode or update. Subscribe to our YouTube channel (@SportsMP3) if you&rsquo;re a real one.
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A podcast about iconic sounds from sports. Host Will Gatchel explores the story behind a famous quote, play call, or soundbite each episode, and shares what gets missed along the way. After all, sounds are stories too.

A podcast about iconic sounds from sports. Host Will Gatchel explores the story behind a famous quote, play call, or soundbite each episode, and shares what gets missed along the way. After all, sounds are stories too.

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Secretariat's Immortal Race: "He's Running Like a Tremendous Machine!"

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