But again, The Lord of the Rings is about unyielding hope against insurmountable odds, and so the Great Hobbit Run returned this week to brave the road to Mordor once more—and finally found success.

While Frodo is known for taking the One Ring all the way to Mount Doom to destroy, Bilbo never embarked on a journey of this scale.

What would have been missed if Frodo was allowed to be the hero, dropping the ring of his own accord into the molten lava heart of Mount Doom? A lot.

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We’ve put together this handy guide to make sure newcomers can properly navigate The Lord of the Rings and The Hobbit trilogies.

Mount Doom was last year’s British Columbia Champion 2-year-old, winning the Glen Todd Ascot Graduation and the Jack Diamond Futurity.