Racehorse. Round Table was an American Hall of Fame inductee, trained by William Molter. He is considered the best turf horse in American Thoroughbred racing history. A five-time Champion, his honors included 1958 United States Horse of the Year.
He was a son of Princequillo and from the mare, Knight's Daughter. Like his father, Round Table was also a very important sire. The sire of 83 stakes winners, Round Table's worldwide reputation was such that when Queen Elizabeth II visited Kentucky in 1984, she specifically asked to see him.
Round Table died at age 33 in 1987. He is buried at Claiborne Farm.
He was a son of Princequillo and from the mare, Knight's Daughter. Like his father, Round Table was also a very important sire. The sire of 83 stakes winners, Round Table's worldwide reputation was such that when Queen Elizabeth II visited Kentucky in 1984, she specifically asked to see him.
Round Table died at age 33 in 1987. He is buried at Claiborne Farm.
Racehorse. Round Table was an American Hall of Fame inductee, trained by William Molter. He is considered the best turf horse in American Thoroughbred racing history. A five-time Champion, his honors included 1958 United States Horse of the Year.
He was a son of Princequillo and from the mare, Knight's Daughter. Like his father, Round Table was also a very important sire. The sire of 83 stakes winners, Round Table's worldwide reputation was such that when Queen Elizabeth II visited Kentucky in 1984, she specifically asked to see him.
Round Table died at age 33 in 1987. He is buried at Claiborne Farm.
He was a son of Princequillo and from the mare, Knight's Daughter. Like his father, Round Table was also a very important sire. The sire of 83 stakes winners, Round Table's worldwide reputation was such that when Queen Elizabeth II visited Kentucky in 1984, she specifically asked to see him.
Round Table died at age 33 in 1987. He is buried at Claiborne Farm.
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