Seabiscuit, a once-discounted, crooked-legged horse, became a global sensation in 1938, outshining even major political figures. His remarkable rise was orchestrated by an unlikely Charles Howard, a former bicycle repairman turned millionaire; Tom Smith, a Colorado plains mustang breaker; and Red Pollard, a one-eyed, injured ex-boxer. Despite numerous setbacks, they transformed Seabiscuit from a lackluster also-ran into an American sports legend over four years.

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First published June 30, 1999