10 min. Seabiscuit reel incl. match race

[Kasept]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SqDiF...endscreen&NR=1

Found this next to the 1938 Hollywood Gold Cup footage making the rounds. Really good footage of Seabiscuit..

[hoovesupsideyourhead]

great footage.

[ShadowRoll]

C'était le bon temps.

[Arletta]

Wow! That was so awesome! Thanks for the posting Steve.

I had no idea "Biscuit" was such a nipper

Also pretty amazing at what they ran on way back then.

[my miss storm cat]

Absolutely loved this.

[Gate Dancer]

Great stuff...............thanks for sharing..............

[Merlinsky]

Great to see this. He had real star quality. What on earth is going on at 3:05? The assistant starter's in front of the horses as they break?

[Sightseek]

I enjoyed the hollywood version of the movie, but 10:10 min of the real thing to music was so much better!

[South Beach Luv]

Thanks for sharing.

My wife and I went to see Seabiscuit on our first date.

[geeker2]

Obvious rail bias .. great story..thanks Steve!

[Cannon Shell]

Originally Posted by South Beach Luv

Thanks for sharing.

My wife and I went to see Seabiscuit on our first date.

Wow you are way older than I thought

[South Beach Luv]

Originally Posted by Cannon Shell

Wow you are way older than I thought

[Gate Dancer]

Originally Posted by geeker2

Obvious rail bias ..

I laughed............

[Dunbar]

Originally Posted by Kasept

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SqDiF...endscreen&NR=1

Found this next to the 1938 Hollywood Gold Cup footage making the rounds. Really good footage of Seabiscuit..

What was Pollard shouting back to the other jock right after they crossed the finish line?!

--Dunbar

[Baranduin]

Originally Posted by Dunbar

What was Pollard shouting back to the other jock right after they crossed the finish line?!

--Dunbar

That was actually George Woolf up, and he shouted back "So long, Charlie!" to Charles Kurtsinger.

[Dunbar]

Originally Posted by Baranduin

That was actually George Woolf up, and he shouted back "So long, Charlie!" to Charles Kurtsinger.

Right about Woolf--thanks. I hadn't realized that the expression "So long Charlie" originated with Woolf and that race.

In some of the Googled links and I think in the movie, too, Woolf supposedly yells "So long Charlie just as Seabiscuit starts to pull away from War Admiral. But in the film clip, Woolf is yelling something after he crosses the finish line. Dramatic license, I guess.

--Dunbar

[fpsoxfan]

Very cool. Pimlico was packed for the match race. It would be cool to talk to someone who was there, but probably not many around anymore. Thanks sharing steve!

[goodcopy]

I got to be a extra at Santa Anita while they were filming there and got to keep a hat and overcoat they wanted me to wear!
The real funny thing was there were about 300 race fans and gamblers there that volunteered to be extras but I don't think they thought it through enough because for "continuity sake" during lunch and breaks they tried to keep all these degenerate horse race players in one spot so they could continue after lunch,well with the O.T.B. in close proximity to the area we were shooting there was no way to keep us from going to get some kind of action while we were standing around.
sure enough a lot of the "Extras" shot were different and if you go through the film looking for yourself it becomes very apparent!

[TheFlyingFilly]

Originally Posted by South Beach Luv

Thanks for sharing.

My wife and I went to see Seabiscuit on our first date.

Originally Posted by Cannon Shell

Wow you are way older than I thought

I just saw this and had a good LOL here at work.

[Stickhorse]

Actually finally started reading the book a couple of days ago.

Must see clip!