Sometimes, a horse is just special. Nobody really knows why, but they are just unbeatable. Very few of these horses still exist with the parity that UK horse racing demonstrates today, but one horse in particular is worthy of greatness. That horse is named Sea The Stars.

Sea The Stars is a now famous race horse that was foaled in 2006. He has accomplished many things few other race horses have done in their career, and now stands as one of the greatest race horses in UK horse racing history.

Sea The Stars has won all the major races in the UK – the 2000 Guineas, The Eclipse Stakes, The International Stakes, and most of all the Epsom Derby. He was unbeaten in all of his starts – something that few horses have been able to accomplish in their careers.

Currently, Sea The Stars is standing for stud. He commands a fee of 85,000 Euros, but people are still lining up to get a piece of racing history into the lineage of their next horse. Hopefully, he will be able to produce many more winners for someone else!

You don’t get to see horses like Sea The Stars very often. That is why it is so important to go to the large horse races in the UK and follow all the news on these great horses. Once you see them in real life, you will have an experience you will never forget and will be able to tell your grandkids.

The Cheltenham Festival is one of the most well known hunt races anywhere in the world. It is a must see event for anyone who is interested in horse racing or horses in general. But, how did this festival get its start? What makes it so special?

The Cheltenham Festival traces its history all the way back to 1902 when the first race was held. The first race was held at the same location as it is today. The race wasn’t in the same format, though. In 1904, the first steeplechase event was included. The event continues on from then, growing every year to what it now is.

The Cheltenham Festival has continued to grow so much that they have had to add a fourth day to the festival to accommodate all of the events. There is not just one great race that happens, but a whole variety that keeps the crowd entertained.

There have only been a few years where the Cheltenham Festival has actually been cancelled or postponed. One of the most recent cases of this was in 2001 when a foot and mouth epidemic took over Britain and the race had to be cancelled. Sometimes weather has also reeked havoc on the race, but all the scheduled races have been squeezed in some how.

The Cheltenham Festival is an event that everyone who is a horse racing fan should go and see. Nowhere else in the world will you find an event as exciting and as lucrative as the Cheltenham Festival.