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Originally Posted by The Indomitable DrugS
None that I know of.
What's pretty amazing about John Henry is that he won at least one stake a year from his two-year-old season through his nine year old season.
At age 2: He won the Lafayette Futurity by a head over the filly Lil' Liza Jayne (who was 14-for-33 and a stakes winner at 2, 3, and 4) The 3rd place finisher was 24 time winner, and multiple Stakes winner Sound Note
At age 3: John Henry won two stakes. One a 12 length victory in the Grade 3 Round Table at AP. The other a stake win at Penn National.
At age 4: He won a division of the HP Russell Stake at Santa Anita
At age 5: He won four Grade 1 races and 8 Graded stakes overall
At age 6: He was a multiple Grade 1 winner on dirt and won three Grade 1's on turf, not including the ungraded inaugural Arlington Million.
At age 7: Won Grade 1 races on both surfaces.
At age 8: Two Graded Stakes wins, including a Grade 1
At age 9: Four Grade 1 wins.
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What an amazing horse! Of course, if he hadn't been gelded, he would have never raced past age 3.