Hall of Immortals - Horses

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VALLEY VICTORY
Year of Induction:2001
Biography:Valley Victory changed the trotting breed forever. His limited number of offspring have dominated the racing world, ranking him 6th...Read more
VICTORY SONG
Biography:When he died in 1962 at Castleton Farm, Victory Song was still the world champion four-year-old race stallion, although his record was...Read more
VOLGA E
Biography:Volga E., by Peter The Great out of Nervolo Belle by Nervolo, was a full sister to Peter Volo 4,2:02, winner of the 1914 Kentucky...Read more
VOLO SONG
Biography:By Volomite-Evensong, Volo Song was foaled in 1940 at Walnut Hall Farm, and was later purchased from the Walnut Hall Sale for $5,000 by...Read more
VOLOMITE
Biography:Born at Walnut Hall Farm in Kentucky in 1926, Volomite was by Peter Volo-Cita Frisco. As a yearling he was sold at auction for $5,800 to...Read more
VOLUNTEER
Biography:Foaled on May 1, 1854 in Orange County, New York, Volunteer was the son of the mare Lady Patriot and the most productive and illustrious...Read more
WALTER DEAR
Year of Induction:2013
Biography:Trotter Walter Dear was one of the most dominant horses of his generation, driven by one of the best trainers of his era. He was bred...Read more
WESTERN HANOVER
Year of Induction:2002
Biography:Western Hanover was foaled on March 28, 1989. He was a No Nukes colt out of the Albatross mare Wendymae Hanover. Bred by Hanover Shoe...Read more
WINDSONG'S LEGACY
Year of Induction:2014
Biography:Bred by Windsong Stable of York, Pennsylvania, Triple Crown winner and 2004 Trotter of the Year Windsong’s Legacy was foaled on April 20...Read more
WORTHY BOY
Biography:Worthy Boy, a son of Volomite and Warwell Worthy, was owned by Henry Warwick. He was a prepotent sire, with more than sixty of his sons...Read more