Be My Guest (horse)

"Be My Guest" refers to a prominent American Thoroughbred racehorse, known primarily for his achievements during the late 1970s. He was foaled in 1974 and was sired by What a Pleasure, out of the mare Barbizon.

Be My Guest was trained by Woody Stephens and owned by Bertram Firestone and his wife, Diana Firestone. His racing career was highlighted by victories in several prestigious stakes races, contributing to his reputation as a top competitor of his era.

One of Be My Guest's most notable victories came in the 1977 Travers Stakes at Saratoga Race Course. He also demonstrated considerable talent and consistency throughout his career, competing against other leading horses of the time.

Following his racing career, Be My Guest transitioned to a successful career as a stallion. He stood at stud in both America and Europe, siring numerous offspring that achieved their own success on the racetrack. He is considered a significant influence in Thoroughbred breeding, contributing to the development of the breed through his progeny. His influence can still be seen in the pedigrees of modern racehorses.

Be My Guest's legacy extends beyond his own racing accomplishments. He is remembered as a talented racehorse and a valuable sire, whose contributions to the Thoroughbred industry have left a lasting impact.