his opponents close but never letting them pass him. He'd get one final challenge at the top of the stretch the final time around but he regained his original margin quickly and won the race by a length. After breaking the record Trebol only continued to extend it the rest of the year. Breaking 50 straight races in late July. As his streak continued the only winnings streaks that were comparable to his were not from Harness horses but Thoroughbreds. With the undefeated Kincsem winning 54 races without a single loss and Camarero a small Puerto Rican racehorse from the 1950s who held the record for Thoroughbreds at 56 consecutive wins. After 3 wins in August and 3 wins in September he had won 55 straight races. Leaving only Camarero's record left. By this time Trebol was used to racing with at-least 20 meters behind his opponents. It didn't seem to matter by this point by the first lap of the race he had passed all his rivals and was leading the field. He kept that lead for the remaining 2 laps of the race and was now tied with Camarero at 56. But just 8 days later he would come home a well beaten third finally snapping the winning streak. He'd return to racing a month later this time coming in second. But only a week later he returned to his winning ways and would conclude the year and his career with 3 straight wins. At the end of the season he had won 23 of 25 races and was retired winning 59 of his last 61 starts. References Racehorses trained in Spain Standardbred racehorses