Man o' War didn't compete in the1920 Kentucky Derby because owner
Sam Riddle thought the distance was too long for a young
three-year-old. But nearly two decades later, Riddle had a change
of heart. In 1937, he agreed to run War Admiral, a son of the great
Man o' War, at Churchill Downs. War Admiral went on to sweep the
Triple Crown and established himself as Man o' War's best racing
son. Veteran racing historian Edward L. Bowen, biographer of Man o'
War, chronicles the exploits of War Admiral, including the colt's
historic battle with the great Seabiscuit and War Admiral's success
at stud.
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