Original costumes and props from Disney's Secretariat...

As well as screening the new Disney movie, the El Capitan Theatre in Hollywood had this fantastic array of movie costumes and props from Secretariat on October 13, 2010.

Original Secretariat costumes and props

on display at the El Capitan Theatre

In the film, Diane Lane stars as 'Penny Chenery', the owner of 'Secretariat', and follows the true story of how the thoroughbred race horse became the first U.S. Triple Crown champion in twenty-five years in 1973.

Actual Jockey Silks worn in Secretariat

Otto Thorwarth stars as, 'Ron Turcotte', the Jockey that rode Secretariat to victory in the Triple Crown.

Michael Boyd was the Costume Designer responsible for recreating the authentic 1970's replicas of the Jockey Silks and other period costumes in the movie.

Secretariat at the El Capitan Theatre in Hollywood

Along with costumes, the exhibit also had a selection of trophies, newspapers, saddles and other props used in the production of the movie.

Actual props used in the filming of Secretariat

Diane Lane wore this dress, designed by Julie Weiss, to the Belmont Stakes races, where Secretariat won his third consecutive race and clinched the Triple Crown.

Belmont Stakes dress worn by Diane Lane in Secretariat

Included in the display of Diane Lane's outfit was the horse racing pin that was bequeathed to Penny Chenery by her father, upon the death of her mother.

Horse racing pin worn by Diane Lane in Secretariat

Also included in the exhibit at the El Capitan Theatre was official memorabilia from the real-life Triple Crown winner and jockey, on loan from the National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame.

Secretariat real-life memorabilia

These items included Ron Turcotte's boots and racing whip, a commemorative Triple Crown button and a 1973 print of the 'Crowning at Belmont' depicting Secretariat's recognition as champion.

Secretariat movie poster

Find more costumes worn by Diane Lane and John Malkovich in Secretariat here at Hollywood Movie Costumes and Props.

Buy the biographical book that inspired the Disney movie: Secretariat