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Penny Chenery, Owner of the Triple Crown Winner Secretariat, Dies at 95

Penny Chenery, Owner of the Triple Crown Winner Secretariat, Dies at 95
In 1973, when Secretariat became the first Triple Crown winner since Citation, in 1948,
and was again horse of the year, Ms. Chenery, then known as Penny Tweedy, followed figures like Lucille Markey of Calumet Farm; Elizabeth Arden Graham of Main Chance Farm; and Allaire C. duPont, owner of the champion gelding Kelso, in the limited circle of thoroughbred racing’s well-known women.
In the 2013 documentary “Penny & Red: The Story of Secretariat’s Owner,” produced and directed by Ms. Chenery’s son John Tweedy Jr., she revealed
that she had an affair during that racing season of 1973 with Mr. Laurin, the trainer, arising, she said, from the crumbling of her marriage to John Tweedy (they would divorce late in 1973) and her feeling of isolation in facing the pressures of the time.
Penny Chenery, who took over her father’s thoroughbred farm with little knowledge of horse racing
and became one of the few prominent women in the sport as the owner and breeder of Secretariat, perhaps the fastest horse who ever raced, died on Saturday at her home in Boulder, Colo. She was 95.
I’ve always felt that because he was a chestnut horse and our stable colors were blue and white, he was running in red, white and blue.”
The story of the wonder horse and the emergence of Ms. Chenery as a pre-eminent figure in thoroughbred racing have endured in popular culture.
Ms. Chenery first gained prominence in 1972, when Secretariat was horse of the year as a 2-year-old
and his 3-year-old stablemate Riva Ridge, who is not mentioned in the film, won both the Kentucky Derby and the Belmont Stakes.
When Secretariat died at 19 in 1989, Ms. Chenery, who oversaw his fortunes as the manager of her
family’s Meadow Stable in Virginia, recalled how he had enthralled so many in troubled times.
“Lucien Laurin trained and campaigned the horse, not me,” Ms. Chenery noted long afterward in recalling Secretariat’s glory years.

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Clash of Clans: MAXED TH 10 BASE ll 250 MAX WALLS FULLY FARMED! ll #5

*Clash of Clans: MAXED TH 10 BASE ll 250 MAX WALLS FULLY FARMED!*\r
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ZHU- Faded Odesza Remix

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(My Family Mukbang) Chicken&waffles(strawberry butter)..Shrimps&grits & Philly Cheesesteak omelette-13aHnzt

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Culinary Carrie – Garlic Head Shrimp Boats-UZMLs11s

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Prawn Noodles Recipe | Chinese Stir-Fried Noodles With Shrimp | How To Make Prawn Noodles | Neelam

Learn How To Make Prawn Noodles Recipe from Chef Neelam Bajwa only on Get Curried. Make this easy Chinese Stir-Fried Noodles With Shrimp at your home and share your experience with us in the comments section below.

Ingredients:-

1 pack of noodles 200-250gms
2 tbsp. Sesame oil
Bunch of spring onions
Pack of bean sprouts
4 cloves of Garlic
Ginger, chopped
15 or so Prawns
1 Chilli
1 tsp. Sugar
1 tbsp. Soy sauce
Salt to taste

Method:-
- Cook noodles in boiling water and drain.
- Add sesame oil and mix with a fork.
- Heat oil in a wok and add spring onions, bean sprouts and saute until soft.
- Add the noodles to the wok and stir fry. Transfer to a bowl.
- In the same wok heat sesame oil and add ginger, garlic, chilli and saute.
- Once the garlic starts to colour add soy sauce, sugar, salt, prawns and stir fry until the prawns are cooked.
- Add the noodles back in and toss using forks.

Mouth-watering and delicious Prawn Noodles are ready to eat!

HAPPY COOKING!!!