"History of the Kentucky Derby, 1875-1921" by John Lawrence O'Connor is a record of the renowned horse race's initial years, chronicling its growth and importance as a sporting spectacle. The book presents the history of the Kentucky Derby, from its humble beginnings to its established position as a prominent event. It recalls the atmosphere surrounding that first race, and then continues to describe the excitement, competition, and social importance found within the Derby. The book discusses key horses, owners, and pivotal moments that shaped the Derby's legacy during its early decades, with a strong focus on the winning qualities of Aristides.
History of the Kentucky Derby, 1875-1921
By John Lawrence O'Connor
Experience the birth of a tradition as the stories of legendary horses and their paths to glory at the Kentucky Derby are revealed.
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