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SARGA.CO – In the world of horse racing, not all victories are created equal. Winning a single regular race is an achievement, but claiming the Triple Crown, which means winning three major races in a single season, is the stuff of legends.
So what exactly sets the Triple Crown apart from standard races? Let’s explore the defining differences that make this title so special—and so hard to attain.
“The Triple Crown isn’t about being fast once. It’s about staying fast three times in a row—and that takes serious preparation,” said Jemmy Runtu, jockey of King Argentine.
“Win a regular race, and people might forget by next week. Win the Triple Crown, and your name is remembered forever,” said Munawir, owner of Tombo Ati Stable, home to Djohar Manik, Indonesia’s Triple Crown champion.
In the history of Indonesian horse racing, only two horses—Manik Trisula (2002) and Djohar Manik (2014)—have ever won the Triple Crown.
Compare that to the hundreds of regular race winners each year, and it’s clear just how exclusive this title truly is.
The Triple Crown isn’t just a trio of races. It’s the ultimate test in equestrian sport, where only the best horses with the best teams can rise to the top.
So when you hear about a horse on the verge of a Triple Crown win—like King Argentine this year—remember: you’re witnessing a moment of history that may only come once a decade
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