Unite (horse)

Unite was an American Thoroughbred racehorse foaled in 1915. She was bred and owned by Rancocas Stable, the breeding operation of Harry Payne Whitney. Unite was notable for her performances as a two-year-old and three-year-old.

Unite's dam was Water Blossom, and her sire was Fair Play, a stallion known for also siring the legendary Man o' War. She was trained by James Rowe Sr., a highly respected and accomplished trainer in American racing history.

As a two-year-old, Unite demonstrated significant talent, winning several important races for her age group. She continued to perform well at three, competing in and winning significant stakes races. Although records of her exact racing career are somewhat limited and fragmented, she is remembered for her association with the prominent Whitney stable and her connection to the influential sire Fair Play.

While Unite didn't achieve the same legendary status as some of her contemporaries, she contributed to the legacy of the Whitney family's racing successes and the impact of Fair Play on Thoroughbred breeding. Her career highlights the era of American racing dominated by large stables and the early development of organized Thoroughbred racing in the United States. Her later life and contributions to breeding, if any, are less well-documented.