On November 11, 1978, Aqueduct Racetrack witnessed the end of an era. Seattle Slew, the first horse in history to win the Triple Crown while undefeated, carried 134 pounds in the Stuyvesant Handicap — and still dominated from gate to wire. It was more than a race; it was a farewell written in thunder, the final chapter of a champion who refused to yield. 🎥 Relive the moment that defined courage and class. 💬 What would you have shouted as Slew crossed the wire for the last time? #WinningStride

Live racing from Aqueduct, Oaklawn Park, and Turf Paradise! | NYRA

The Aqueduct Racetrack in Queens is the only horse racetrack within New York City and has been in operation since 1894. One of the most special places in NYC. It’s like the DMV, except you can drink and smoke and bet on horse races. | NEWYORKNICO

🏇 Watch live racing from Aqueduct Racetrack, Oaklawn Park and tracks nationwide on America’s Day at the Races on FOX Sports. Find show times and TV listings here. | NYRA