Race Horse. Nicknamed "The Iron Lady", she was the daughter of the great Secretariat. Out of 45 Starts, she had 25 wins, 9 places, and 3 shows, with earnings of $3,021,425. She was the 1986 Horse of the Year, beating male horses to win the G-1 Whitney Handicap. In 1992, Lady's Secret was inducted into the Thoroughbred Hall of Fame. She died in March 2003 of complications from foaling. The "Iron Lady" is buried under an oak tree at Valley Creek Farm in the pasture where she romped each day with her friend, Superb Dawn.
Race Horse. Nicknamed "The Iron Lady", she was the daughter of the great Secretariat. Out of 45 Starts, she had 25 wins, 9 places, and 3 shows, with earnings of $3,021,425. She was the 1986 Horse of the Year, beating male horses to win the G-1 Whitney Handicap. In 1992, Lady's Secret was inducted into the Thoroughbred Hall of Fame. She died in March 2003 of complications from foaling. The "Iron Lady" is buried under an oak tree at Valley Creek Farm in the pasture where she romped each day with her friend, Superb Dawn.
Bio by: Diane Crane
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