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1992 Breeders' Cup Day

On a clamorous day at the races when Paseana won, Sky Classic lost and Arazi practically disappeared, the 3-year-old colt A.P. Indy outran a field of international stars and won the Breeders' Cup Classic by two lengths over Pleasant Tap and probably also won the race for Horse of the Year. A.P. Indy, the regally bred son of Seattle Slew and grandson of Secretariat, ran the mile and a quarter at Gulfstream Park in a snappy 2:001/5 as he won the $3 million Classic, the richest race in the world. And he provided the dramatic high on America's premier day of racing, a day in which the largest and best contingent of horses from Europe to ever compete in the cup won none of the seven races. It was the dramatic high because A.P. Indy had been stalking Pleasant Tap in the bid for the sport's ultimate honor -- Horse of the Year. Today, they ended up two lengths apart after racing a mile and a quarter with the title on the line. "Horse of the Year?" asked Chris Speckert, who trains Pleasant Tap. "I believe my horse is as good as A.P. Indy. It's got to be close. We deserve to still be in the hunt." "My horse is the best 3-year-old in the country," said Neil Drysdale, who trains A.P. Indy. "And he's in serious contention for Horse of the Year." http://www.nytimes.com/1992/11/01/spo...