Seabiscuit,who rose from obscurity to triumph, and brought a weary, dispirited America to its feet. In 1938, at the height of the Great Depression, he was the nation's #1 newsmaker, outdrawing Roosevelt and even Hitler. Week after week, he was featured in Time, Newsweek, Look, Pic, and The New Yorker. His workouts alone drew 40,000 fans, and race radio broadcasts were heard by as many as 40 million people. 9H x 3W x 12L. Recommended age 8 & up.

Breyer's Traditional Horse Line: Sculpted in 1:9 scale.

A grandson of the great Man o' War, his sire Hard Tack was among the least successful of Man o' War's get.

As a two-year-old, the Biscuit raced a staggering 35 times three times the typical workload.

Seabiscuit flourished under Smith's and Pollard's care, winning 11 of 15 races in 1937.

In one year, Seabiscuit garnered more newspaper coverage than Roosevelt, Hitler, Mussolini or any other public figure.