Won 20 of 21 races
Prize-money $249,465 during his career just after World War I
That's equivalent to around $3,891,654 today, although prize-money back then would not be anywhere near today's standard

Man o' War died on 1 November 1947 at age 30
Sired 379 named foals during 22 seasons at stud

Sounds like he had plenty of fun in "retirement"

Any decent ones?

Unsure, will check

He produced more than 64 stakes winners

Thanks

Doomben R3 N9 Teronado

Won the race

placed (2nd)

Our Boy Nicholas, Doomben R1

Diamond Oasis, Doomben R4

Bull Point, Rosehill R4

Catkins, Rosehill R6

won the race

Zeletto, Caulfield R1

Winx, Randwick R4

Looks a special again Saturday Rosehill

yep looks nicely placed

ran 3rd

Certainly these two were decent.
Man o' War sired American Flag and Crusader, who won successive Belmont Stakes in 1925 and 1926. Both colts were generally considered the best three-year-old colts of their year, and Crusader was also largely accepted as the best racehorse of 1926.

won the race

Anatina, Caulfield R10

Man o' War also sired War Admiral.
War Admiral won 21 of his 26 starts, including the Pimlico Special and the U.S. Triple Crown in 1937. War Admiral was voted 1937 American Horse of the Year.

Moonee Valley R6 N-1 Speediness

won the race

Thanks for info Sands. Have read a bit myself since. Interesting stuff.

Kool :)

Worth a read, War Relic, considered the most successful sire of any of Man o' War's sons

won the race

Would have to be some chance today as well

tough race, we will know shortly

Place div ok

Balmont Girl $4.30 place

yep, good div for the place
Balmont Girl's place record now 68%
what do you think of the run Moriarty same race ?

Just won the Hollywood Derby, third run back from a spell.

Top run Moriarty, will be hard to beat in the upcoming Kingston Town Classic

extra distance will suit

got $7 win (special promo) but that went very quickly

MR4 2 Miss Maggiebeel