| Birth: | 1927 | | Death: | Nov. 13, 1954
Paris
Bourbon County
Kentucky, USA | 
Racehorse. The 2nd Triple Crown Winner. Ridden by jockey Earl Sande, who came out of retirement to participate in the 1930 Triple Crown. He had twice retired because of injuries and struggles with weight. The Preakness was run before the Kentucky Derby and the horse survived trouble to win by a mere half length. The Derby was won easily by two lengths and the Belmont by three. He was retired to stud after being beaten in a race at Saratoga by a 100-1 favored horse. He set a single season earnings record that stood for sixteen years. He's the only Triple Crown winner to sire another Triple Crown winner (Omaha). After his first two crops, Gallant Fox's stallion career was disapointing. He died at age twenty seven. (bio by: Donald Greyfield (inactive))
Search Amazon for Gallant Fox | | | Burial:
Claiborne Farm Equine Cemetery
Paris
Bourbon County
Kentucky, USA
Plot: Hillside outside horse cemetery |
Maintained by: Find A Grave
Originally Created by: Donald Greyfield (inacti...
Record added: Jul 10, 2004
Find A Grave Memorial# 9076652 |
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