Name That Horse!
With his win at the 2015 Breeders Cup Classic, this horse became the first to ever complete the Grand Slam of Thoroughbred racing
American Pharoah
At the conclusion of the 1992-93 season, Newcastle won the Football League First Division title to gain promotion to this division
FA Premier League
This Major General from Rhode Island took command of the Continental Army in the Southern Theatre starting in late 1780
Nathanael Greene
RDU
Raleigh-Durham
Michael Jackson performed the halftime show as the Cowboys would defeat the Bills in Super Bowl XXVII at this iconic stadium in January, 1993
Rose Bowl
No horse has come within two full seconds of the record this Triple Crown winner set at Belmont in 1973
Secretariat
Newcastle finished runners-up in the Premier League two years running in 1995-96, and again in 1996-97, both to this team who would win five titles before the decade was out
Manchester United
Best known for his 70 mile overnight ride in 1776, this Delaware Militia officer signed the Declaration of Independence
Caesar Rodney
DCA
Reagan National, Washington, D.C.
Despite a cancer diagnosis in early January 1993, this NHL player would return two months later and score 56 points in 20 games to win the scoring title by 12 points
Mario Lemieux
Birdstone, a 36-1 longshot ended this horse's bid for a Triple Crown at the Belmont stakes in 2004
Smarty Jones
This two time Ballon d'Or winner and former Liverpool, Hamburg and Newcastle star took over the team as manager of a faltering club 1992, and re-built the team into his famous "Entertainers"
Kevin Keegan
This Albany, NY native was the fourth man to be given the rank of Major General in the Continental Army, only subrodinate in rank to Washington, Artemus Ward and Charles Lee
Philip Schuyler
Just south of O'Hare, MDW
Chicago Midway
Patrick Roy backstopped the Montreal Canadiens to a Stanley Cup Final victory over this team in 1993, led by Jari Kurri and Wayne Gretzky
Los Angeles Kings
Taking on 1937 Triple Crown winner War Admiral in a 1-v-1, this horse won the race and was named 1938 American Horse of the Year
Seabiscuit
Upon purchasing Alan Shearer for a world record fee in 1996, he was paired with this English striker to form a duo that would net 41 goals and 16 assists for their lone season together in 1996-97
Les Ferdinand
A failed "Cabal" to replace Washington as head of the Army in late 1777 led to this Irish born General resigning his commission in 1778
Thomas Conway
IAH
George Bush Intercontinental Airport, Houston
This 1993 European born Masters Champion would shoot a 68 on Thursday and a 69 on Saturday to seperate himself from the field
Bernhard Langer
This 1977 Triple Crown winner is the only horse in history to win the Triple Crown while undefeated
Seattle Slew
This Welsh midfielder is regarded as one of the clubs best all-around players and appeared in 285 games for Newcastle between 1998 and 2004
Gary Speed
Known as "The Father of American cavalry," this Pole led his legion, serving with distinction at Brandywine and Germantown, eventually rising to the rank of Brigadier General
Kazimir Pulaski
BGI
Grantley Adams International, Bridgetown, Barbados
These two tennis players each won the 1993 men's and women's singles competitions at Wimbledon, and would follow it up with U.S. Open wins later that summer
Pete Samprass and Steffi Graff