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Jullelin β Thoroughbred Legend Seabiscuit
Published: 2008-08-27 17:30:15 +0000 UTC; Views: 5545; Favourites: 194; Downloads: 0
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Seabiscuit. Some fo you may know him from the very succesful movie, with the same name (Seabiscuit)
.This was a really amazing horse when he lived. Unfortunatly he did'nt live so long... What was he now, 14 years old when he died? Yeah, something like that.
For more information about him: [link]
I hope you rocognice him
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Comments: 75
Very nice! He is not my all time favorite racehorse but he is on my list. My favorite is the fastest horse who is alive and a filly Winning Brew. There are not many good pictures of her that I can find so I am going to take on the job to draw her but she does exist.
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Awwww Seabiscuit!! <3 :3 all time favorite race horse... I love this little guy <3 nice job!
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I never seen the movie, but I saw his breyer horse model...a intriguing name...
How many racing legends are there?
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check out SECRETARIAT and Ruffian , Both racing legends as well ^
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I love Ruffian and Secretariat looks interesting, I heard his movie was very popular.
Ruffian was put down on my birthday, July 7th.
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Excellant!!! Biscuit is my favorite because Red Pollard (His jockey) is related to me.
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Hey
I have found annother succesful Legend, heΒ΄s called Phar Lap 
He was a tall racehorse and he stand stuffed out in the Melbourne Museum.
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you did a great job with him
i hope he is happy where he is now
we love you biscuit <333
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You did an excellent job on Seabiscuit!! I also love how you defined the muscles of the horse and everything ^^
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Why thank you so very much
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You're welcome ^^
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Beeeeeeaaaaauuuuuuttttiiiful!!
Love it. Great work
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I loved him! He was one of my favorite race horses ever!
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Thank you. Seabiscuit was a amazing horse.
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I just recently read the book, and man what I would love to live during that time just to see the Biscuit run. I've been a fan of racing every since Barbaro, but Seabiscuit has always been that something special. He does give people hope ^^ Beautiful picture, I would buy it if I had the money 
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No, there will never come another biscuit. He was one of a kind
Thank you so very much, Water. Im glad you like the picture.
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Oh, gee. The stallion that brought the world out of depression, that gave the people hope. What can we say to good ol' Biscuit? Let's just say as a 6 year old I watched that movie, and fell in love with horses and racing. Wouldn't probably be where I'm at now with horses if it weren't for Biscuit. Good bless you, you little runt of a horse.
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Oh, yes he was that horse as you describe
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Amazing horse. He had such determination and spirit, and you've really showed that here.
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He really was
Thank you so very much, X
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One of my favourite thoroughbred racehorses!
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Yeah, he was amazing...
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Right now my favorite movie
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The movie is great
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You're welcome! ^_^
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I like the pose, the shading on his muscles is really nice
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Thank you so very much
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He was young, my horse Ben is 29, still going strong, and I still ride him!!
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Yeah... 29 is quit old
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this is absolutely amazing! the shading is very well done! 
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Thank you, Solina. Im so glad that you like it...
Means allot to me
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omg i love this,it so like omg when his jocky brakes his leg,you captured him perfectley
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Ah, thank you so much, Speed
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Great Pose, very dynamic
the coloring is also awesome^^
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Thank you, Flammen
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Thank you so much. He was a amazing horse.
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