[2] Bred at Castleton Stud by owner James R. Keene, Commando raced at age two, winning five of his six starts and finishing second in the other as a result of jockey error.

In the Belmont Stakes at Morris Park Racecourse he faced two opponents, only one of whom, The Parader was seen as a serious rival.

(Furlngs) (margin) Track: good Retired to stand at stud at Castleton Farm, Commando proved to be a successful sire.

Although his breeding career was limited to four seasons, Commando produced 10 stakes winners from 27 foals and posthumously topped the U.S. sire list in 1907.

[4] A painting of Commando by equine artist Charles L. Zellinsky is on display as part of the museum's collection.