Aggressor (horse)

Aggressor was a Thoroughbred racehorse foaled in 1902. He was bred in Kentucky and was primarily known for his performances in the United States during the early 20th century. Aggressor was notable for his stamina and ability to perform well at longer distances.

His racing career included significant wins, establishing him as a prominent stayer of his era. Specific details of his major race victories, pedigree, and later life after racing would require further research to compile a comprehensive and detailed account. He contributed to the development of Thoroughbred racing in America and remains a remembered, though not exceptionally famous, figure in racing history. His impact is often recognized in discussions about horses that helped shape the character of American racing in the period prior to the widespread use of speed records and modern training techniques.