Racehorse Citation runs in 1951 Hollywood Gold Cup race at Hollywood Park

The transcript narrates the story of Citation, a 5-year-old horse, who faced challenges but was deemed ready by his owners to pursue the prestigious millionaire's crown. On July 14, 1951, at Hollywood Park Racetrack, Citation achieved a historic victory in the $100,000 Gold Cup, becoming a millionaire. The narrative highlights Citation's determination and triumphant spirit, culminating in a memorable win that marked a significant milestone in Thoroughbred racing history.

What was the main challenge faced by Citation before the race?

• He was injured.

• He was too young to race.

• He had not raced for over a year.

• He had a new trainer.

What was the significance of the race on July 14th, 1951?

• It was a charity event.

• It was a chance to win the mythical millionaire's crown.

• It was the first race at Hollywood Park Racetrack.

• It was Citation's first race.

What was the prize for winning the $100,000 Gold Cup?

• A new horse stable.

• The title of a millionaire.

• A trophy.

• A million-dollar check.

How did Citation perform during the race?

• He finished in second place.

• He struggled at the start but finished strong.

• He led from start to finish.

• He was disqualified.

What was Citation's reaction as he crossed the finish line?

• He stumbled.

• He looked confused.

• He appeared to grin happily.

• He seemed exhausted.