The Great Match Race: When North Met South in America's First Sports Spectacle – A Pulse-Pounding History of Eclipse vs. Henry and the Rivalry That Divided the Nation
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The Great Match Race: When North Met South in America's First Sports Spectacle – A Pulse-Pounding History of Eclipse vs. Henry and the Rivalry That Divided the Nation

by John Eisenberg

Sports History
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John Eisenberg chronicles the rivalry between Eclipse and Henry in America’s first great match race. Set against the division between North and South, this historical account follows the sporting spectacle that captured national attention and reflected the tensions of its era.

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The Great Match Race explores the celebrated contest between Eclipse and Henry, remembered as America’s first major sports spectacle.

John Eisenberg examines the rivalry surrounding the race and its significance in a nation divided between North and South.

Blending sporting drama with historical context, the book presents the event as more than a competition between two exceptional horses.

It offers a focused account of a defining moment in American sports history and national culture.

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