Animal Actor. For the Oscar nominated Universal Pictures 2003 movie "Seabiscuit," ten horses were used to portray the legendary thoroughbred. Each horse was selected for specific shots, but it was I Two Step Too, that was featured the most in the close ups and race scenes when Seabiscuit sped past his competition. In the years after the movie, he was a main attraction at Lexington, Kentucky's Horse park which was his home. The horse was not only very popular with park visitors, but was greatly loved by everyone who worked with him. In December 2004, he had undergone surgery to remove a rare nasal cavity tumour. Because the tumour kept regenerating he was later euthanised at age 11.
Animal Actor. For the Oscar nominated Universal Pictures 2003 movie "Seabiscuit," ten horses were used to portray the legendary thoroughbred. Each horse was selected for specific shots, but it was I Two Step Too, that was featured the most in the close ups and race scenes when Seabiscuit sped past his competition. In the years after the movie, he was a main attraction at Lexington, Kentucky's Horse park which was his home. The horse was not only very popular with park visitors, but was greatly loved by everyone who worked with him. In December 2004, he had undergone surgery to remove a rare nasal cavity tumour. Because the tumour kept regenerating he was later euthanised at age 11.
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