The Most Expensive Mistake In Horse Racing History
In 2006, a horse walked into an auction ring and made history. Not because he won a race. Not because he broke a record. Not because he became a champion. Because he sold for $16 million. The horse racing world believed they were looking at the future. A future Kentucky Derby contender. A future superstar. Maybe even the next great champion of the sport. There was only one problem. Nobody knew if he could actually race. This is the unbelievable story of The Green Monkey, the most expensive horse ever sold at auction, and how one of the most hyped prospects in racing history became one of the sport's biggest disappointments. From record-breaking auction bids to a racing career that shocked the industry, this is the story of how millions of dollars, elite bloodlines, and enormous expectations collided with reality.

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