I have my yearly dose of Seabiscuit.Every time I watch videos.I get choked up too.When I watch him win a race.It is like I am there.I 'm yelling.At the end of him beating War Admiral.Tears are running down my cheek.That race was 11 years before I was born.I wish I could have been there when he was racing.Especially when he won the big one. ❤🐎❤🇺🇸America's hero at that time.
Hundreds of years from now people will still have so much love for this little guy, I still cry each time I watch. Such a inspirational story. AN AMAZING BEAUTIFUL HORSE, SEABISCUIT.
hard to hold back the tears of pure excitement watching sea biscuit winning this incredible race seadiscuit and secretariat always my favorite race horses and i couldnt choose between the two
What is amazing to me is that both horses War Admiral and Seabiscuit are related. The great horse 'Man Of War' is the father of War Admiral and grandfather of Seabiscuit. Talk about breeding winners...
Seabiscuit didn't have 'the look' of a champion, appeared lazy and hard-headed as a youngster. He had a horrible life until Tom Smith spotted him. With the right people, he blossomed. That's true in a lot of situations both animal and human.
I think it’s great, because George had no proof of what may happened, but he believed in what Red said, and in Seabiscuit, so he just randomly saying „so long charlie”, believing that after Biscuit was given a change to seee Admiral eye to eye and then let loose, there’s no way he’ll lose
I always like to base a song on my favorite race horses. And i think I finally found one for Seabiscuit. The song just came out. Nickelback - Edge of a Revolution. It talks about how not to turn away and not to lay low and that there is no turning back. Seabiscuit was like that in many ways. Seabiscuit, you are the Revolution Horse that will always be remembered for a long time.
THIS is how you film a horse racing movie and how you effectively film a horse race, it is such a shame Secretariat sucked so bad, would have loved it had it been filmed by the same folks that brought us this amazing film, such a riveting cinematic moment! Still gives me chills.
109367 True. I really think having Gary L. Stevens (aka an actual professional jockey) playing the part of George Woolf was a big advantage for this scene. Certain shots in this would never even be attempted if they had to depend on a "stunt jockey" for the medium/wide shots. Though the real difference between "Seabiscuit" and "Secretariat", I think, was that "Seabiscuit" had the major advantage of having a brilliant director (Gary Ross) who, also, happened to be an equally talented screenwriter! :) Definitely, makes a difference.
I miss when they used to do HBO behind the scenes on new movies coming out or just released and I remember watching the episode for Seabiscuit. I was 11 or 12 and still riding horses so I was super excited for the movie. To see how they got those close up shots and the way they got the prop horses heads to move so realistically was unbelievable.
Countless times I viewed this film and this ❤️🐴 scene...so emotional, tears and goosebumps every time, similar to the last race in this movie 🥰❤️ SEABISCUIT 🐴
Biscuit burned him at the start. WA's jockey wasn't use to it and, like a fool, tried to catch him. He was doing good to hang in for as long as he did on the backstretch. mho
@@kwgrid agreed but to me if he didn't catch him on the back stretch it would have been over from the start war admiral didn't have enough in the tank to make up that much space
I read a lot of horse stories when I was younger...found out that the bloodlines of many of the world’s best horses can be traced back to The Godolphin Arabian, including Seabiscuit, Man O’ War, War Admiral, & Silky Sullivan
Seabiscuit, espectacular, ganó en esta carrera a El Almirante, el cuarto ganador de la triple corona en Norteamerica,la gracia de seabisquiet, és que era un caballo muy pequeño para ser un finasagre, veinte centimetros más bajo de lo normal, ésta carrera se realizó en plena epoca de recesión en EEUU,la clase obrera se sintió representada por este caballo por su perseverancia y triunfos, cada ves que viajaba a través del pais, salian miles de personas a verlo y sacarse fotografias junto a él, fue considerado el caballo del pueblo, toda una estrella, se juntaban las familias a escuchar por radio sus carreras,al contrario de El Almirante, que representada a la elite del pais.
The movie makes much of the breeding of War Admiral, but glosses over the fact the they were both Man o' Wars...War Admiral a son and Seabiscuit a grand son. Man o'War was the greatest racehorse of all time. He was not only dominant on the track (winning by 100 lengths), he was able to reproduce his greatness. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Man_o%27_War . This used to be one of my favorite movies. But not long ago I suffered the same injury as Red and I cant watch that again.
Fun fact everybody - War Admiral was not an 18 hand giant. He was about 15'1, smaller than the Biscuit who stood about 15'2. Biscuit weighed about 1,040 and The Admiral at 960lbs.
I did not know this, I read the book and i'm not sure they mention it.. I think in the book they mention War Admiral seemed to enjoy stomping people to death, making him something of a homicidal horse maniac. Don't screw up his oats...
Never get tired of watching.this marvellous film
Me too man. Me too.
Fun Fact: the guy who plays George Wolf, is an actual Jockey. And a damn good one. His name is Gary Stevens.
Makes sense, honestly.
And he's been elected to the hall of fame. The guy who rode the Admiral is also a real jockey. Name of Chris McCarron. Also, a hall of fame.
When Chris Cooper yells "turn him loose" tears!!
The Biscuit and Secretariat are 2 of Gods greatest creations that we were blessed to be alive to see!
Seen this countless times get a shiver down my spine every time
I thought I was the only one who felt this way... 😀😀
I have my yearly dose of Seabiscuit.Every time I watch videos.I get choked up too.When I watch him win a race.It is like I am there.I 'm yelling.At the end of him beating War Admiral.Tears are running down my cheek.That race was 11 years before I was born.I wish I could have been there when he was racing.Especially when he won the big one. ❤🐎❤🇺🇸America's hero at that time.
Hundreds of years from now people will still have so much love for this little guy, I still cry each time I watch. Such a inspirational story. AN AMAZING BEAUTIFUL HORSE, SEABISCUIT.
hard to hold back the tears of pure excitement watching sea biscuit winning this incredible race seadiscuit and secretariat always my favorite race horses and i couldnt choose between the two
to me seabiscuit is in the top 5 in my category he is the reason why I fell in love with racing
"So long Charley"-George Woolf My favorite quote
Anyone else tear up at this scene? Cause I sure as hell did
+cocopelad absolutely not. Nobody is. It's emotional it's a horse beating the odds. Watch your words because it reflects your character.
Carly McGuire Shut up meg
+cocopelad I'm not even going to respond to this because you obviously have no idea how emotional this sport is.
Carly McGuire You just responded
Yes but this sport is so emotional and this particular match race deserves tears
its not how much something cost that matters its whether you have it in your heart... Seabiscuit certainly proved that.
What is amazing to me is that both horses War Admiral and Seabiscuit are related. The great horse 'Man Of War' is the father of War Admiral and grandfather of Seabiscuit. Talk about breeding winners...
father of War Admiral, grandfather of Seabiscuit en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Man_o%27_War
@@stephanienewhouse2056 I stand corrected. Thank you for the update.
@@Mr54nomore I had one of his by way of Hoist the Flag. The best horse I ever sat on. My once in a lifetime.
Seabiscuit didn't have 'the look' of a champion, appeared lazy and hard-headed as a youngster. He had a horrible life until Tom Smith spotted him. With the right people, he blossomed. That's true in a lot of situations both animal and human.
Sea biscuit is a true warrior. I love this video. ❤
"So long Charlie" Best trash talk ever
Amen!
Charles Kurtzinger I think.
underrated comment right here ⬆️
I think it’s great, because George had no proof of what may happened, but he believed in what Red said, and in Seabiscuit, so he just randomly saying „so long charlie”, believing that after Biscuit was given a change to seee Admiral eye to eye and then let loose, there’s no way he’ll lose
Wow tears on my eyes, 😢, what a classic!
This scene was the last time I was at a movie where the audience in the theatre began cheering. That used to happen more than it does now.
So right. You don't see that anymore
Eric Ostling Except I went to see The Force Awakens on Thursday and everyone cheered at least 5 times during the film.
and final scene.
Same. I saw this movie twice in theaters and each time this was the scene that got everybody.
Yes.. same with me..
The movie is so beautiful, the story,the times,the connection between the horse, the jockey,the trainer and the owner. A real Gem!
"it's not in his legs, it's in here(heart)" true statement
Wrong,Run Into The Ground !!! That's What Kentuckians Do !!!
there will never be another Seabiscuit The Great
I always like to base a song on my favorite race horses. And i think I finally found one for Seabiscuit. The song just came out. Nickelback - Edge of a Revolution. It talks about how not to turn away and not to lay low and that there is no turning back. Seabiscuit was like that in many ways. Seabiscuit, you are the Revolution Horse that will always be remembered for a long time.
THIS is how you film a horse racing movie and how you effectively film a horse race, it is such a shame Secretariat sucked so bad, would have loved it had it been filmed by the same folks that brought us this amazing film, such a riveting cinematic moment! Still gives me chills.
109367 Agreed...Secretariat was a decent movie, but could have been spectacular...Should have been spectacular...That "Happy Day" music was ridiculous
109367 True. I really think having Gary L. Stevens (aka an actual professional jockey) playing the part of George Woolf was a big advantage for this scene. Certain shots in this would never even be attempted if they had to depend on a "stunt jockey" for the medium/wide shots. Though the real difference between "Seabiscuit" and "Secretariat", I think, was that "Seabiscuit" had the major advantage of having a brilliant director (Gary Ross) who, also, happened to be an equally talented screenwriter! :) Definitely, makes a difference.
***** Excellent point. It brought serious credibility to the scene.
***** And Gary L. Stevens won the George Woolf Memorial Jockey Award in 1996. lol what a coincidence.
I miss when they used to do HBO behind the scenes on new movies coming out or just released and I remember watching the episode for Seabiscuit. I was 11 or 12 and still riding horses so I was super excited for the movie. To see how they got those close up shots and the way they got the prop horses heads to move so realistically was unbelievable.
Seabiscuit... Secretariat...no other horse in this class!!! Ever
Have the Biscuit look the Admiral in the Eye...... And then let him go!!
Sea biscuit a legend of legends
What a horse!! And his guardian who understood him so well!!Of course the skills of the jockey !! makes a grt team !!🐴🐴
I absolutely love this movie ❤ and Seabiscuit...turn him loose!
Watching the scene pumps me up before every run
navyseal1011 I used to that when I was a competitive runner :D I pretty much imagine my self being seabiscuit
navyseal1011 "So long, joggers." :)
Amazing horse🐴🐴❤️❤️
Its always the heart and mind ! Nothing else
Countless times I viewed this film and this ❤️🐴 scene...so emotional, tears and goosebumps every time, similar to the last race in this movie 🥰❤️ SEABISCUIT 🐴
It's not in his feet Georgie, it's right here
Big boy Admiral even seemed to have a hard time catching Biscuit when he slowed down. Biscuit left him the dust.
War Admiral
Biscuit burned him at the start. WA's jockey wasn't use to it and, like a fool, tried to catch him. He was doing good to hang in for as long as he did on the backstretch. mho
@@kwgrid agreed but to me if he didn't catch him on the back stretch it would have been over from the start war admiral didn't have enough in the tank to make up that much space
"See ya, Uncle"
(Seabiscuit sired by Hardtack, sired by Man O'war. War Admiral sired by Man O'war)
Real men cried from watching this
Got gary's autograph on a picture from the Kentucky derby riding winning colors. One of my favorite jockeys.... loved him in this movie too
"So long, Charley"
EPIC
Greatest match race of all time.
George Woolf: So long Charlie
Me: Time to light the burners
02:45 to 02:55
......."Turn him Loose".........ohhhhhh my
I read a lot of horse stories when I was younger...found out that the bloodlines of many of the world’s best horses can be traced back to The Godolphin Arabian, including Seabiscuit, Man O’ War, War Admiral, & Silky Sullivan
lol @ george wolf being worried about ANYthing
many inaccuracies in the movie but still captures the spirit
Spectacular!!!
109367 absolutely right. These guys know how to film an actual race!!!!
I am running for office and this is my campaign video!
I would have liked to have seen his grandpa win a race by 100 lengths too.
I can see this move every day lol love it
Yes . Wonderful horse.
What a wonderful movie
Great Scene.
I love it
...the little small block Ford that could!! 😁😁😁😁
why do I get chocked up every time I watch this??? Therapy time??? LOL
You showed them all Seabiscuit ❤
Very cool
I enjoy it watching this movie in 2020
Time machine, take me back to this day at Pimlico
2:50 Chilling moment and soundtrack.
Love this movie and also dreamer where the Sonia horse won after she broke her leg
Seabiscuit, espectacular, ganó en esta carrera a El Almirante, el cuarto ganador de la triple corona en Norteamerica,la gracia de seabisquiet, és que era un caballo muy pequeño para ser un finasagre, veinte centimetros más bajo de lo normal, ésta carrera se realizó en plena epoca de recesión en EEUU,la clase obrera se sintió representada por este caballo por su perseverancia y triunfos, cada ves que viajaba a través del pais, salian miles de personas a verlo y sacarse fotografias junto a él, fue considerado el caballo del pueblo, toda una estrella, se juntaban las familias a escuchar por radio sus carreras,al contrario de El Almirante, que representada a la elite del pais.
So long Charlie,same thing Secretariat said to Sham at the Bellmont. So long Sham.
Muy. Bueno. Tu. Programa. Te
Felicito
Really good video
Best movie
Great movie
The most hype moment in all of film history. The Docking Scene from Interstellar and Rolan getting owned in Guardians of the Galaxy come close :)
I haven't met a single human being on earth who didn't lose it at this scene. GREAT FUCKING MOMENT!
Was that Gary Stevens playing George?
very good race....
Inspirational
The movie makes much of the breeding of War Admiral, but glosses over the fact the they were both Man o' Wars...War Admiral a son and Seabiscuit a grand son. Man o'War was the greatest racehorse of all time. He was not only dominant on the track (winning by 100 lengths), he was able to reproduce his greatness. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Man_o%27_War . This used to be one of my favorite movies. But not long ago I suffered the same injury as Red and I cant watch that again.
Fun fact everybody - War Admiral was not an 18 hand giant. He was about 15'1, smaller than the Biscuit who stood about 15'2. Biscuit weighed about 1,040 and The Admiral at 960lbs.
I did not know this, I read the book and i'm not sure they mention it.. I think in the book they mention War Admiral seemed to enjoy stomping people to death, making him something of a homicidal horse maniac. Don't screw up his oats...
Why did they NOT include this music on the soundtrack???
⚡
What a risk!
Donde la puedo ver la película completa
Come on pops
Diego16 cervantes my sis always thought he said come on poops. Lol
Así es q se corre
I am sorry I forgot the movie name I think it’s call big red I am for sure horse name was big red correct me if I am wrong
Stallion terror; or horse litterature
Mefasina esapelicula
won't watch ads.
🎉
Sorry Zenyatta and Secretariat he would do the same to you two.
father and son race, I wonder did the horses know they were kin? when I am down I watch the story of Seabiscuit. more please.
Uh, more like nephew and uncle race.
In my next life I wanna be a jockey like OMAR WALKER FROM JAMAICA
Yahoo
Muito bom
Why was it the race of the century?
Bu filmi Netflix de nasıl bula bilirim
This is a remake of an original film and it's not that good,
Sea Biscuit was a plow horse compared to Secretariat.
Stop watching 1. 40 when misuse God's Name
still not as good as secretariat or ruffian
+Emily Gosnell Nobody cares. It's still a good story.
+Emily Gosnell How do you know? Too bad we couldn't put all the greats side by side. Wouldn't that be exciting?? Wow!
Man O War greater than secretariat and ruffian combined.
He had the heart of a champion and that is all that matters.
Hate me tomorrow wouldn’t say that lol but he was a great horse
"Turn 'im loose!" - LOVE it!!!
Stop watching 1. 40 when misuse God's Name