Tale of Ekati (foaled March 31, 2005) is a retired Thoroughbred racehorse.
Tale of Ekati is owned by his breeder, Canadian geologist Charles E. Fipke and trained by Barclay Tagg who, in 2003, went two thirds of the way towards the Triple Crown with Funny Cide.
Making his bid in the stretch against Harlem Rocker, he came on strong but was edged out by a nose.
But due to a ruling of "interference in the stretch" (when Tale of Ekati made his bid along the rail, Harlem Rocker had drifted in, forcing Edgar Prado to pull Tale of Ekati out to four wide and make up ground) was placed first.
He is named for the Ekati Diamond Mine, discovered by a group which included Fipke.