Fastest horse in the World

Thoroughbreds are the fastest horses over long distances. They can keep 40 mph (64.3km/h) for a mile. Various types of horse breed developed for specific distances. According to report - The highest race speed recorded over two furlongs is 43.97 mph (70.76 km/h) and was achieved by Winning Brew (trained by Francis Vitale for three months before the horse burst onto the scene), at the Penn National Race Course, Grantville, Pennsylvania, on 14 May 2008.One of the most famous and fastest horses in the history of racing is a Secretariat, who competed from 1972 until 1973. He was a Triple-Crown Winner, and set race records that still stand today.