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1. Did you know that the second winner of the Run for the Roses lived out his days pulling a cart on the streets of Kentucky? Wbs his name:
A. Harry Hall
B. Vagrant
2. The winner of the 1878 Derby was a versatile runner and was bred in the purple. He was the third winner in the Derby’s short history to be sired by the prolific Lexington. What made Day Star so versatile?
A. He also raced in the Litde Brown jug trotting championship
B. He won a steeplechase
3. Macbeth II won the Derby on a cold, windy day in May 1888. He was the third gelding to win the great race. But what made Macbeth II truly an ‘Iron Horse’?
A. He took a folic acid supplement
B. He ran 106 times in seven seasons
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4. A colt named Riley won the first Derby run over an ‘ofF track. Heavy downpours kept both the crowd and the field small in 1890, with only six colts facing the starter. Something amazing happened on the Tuesday following his big win. Was it
A. The colt was sold for $1,000,000
B. He raced that day, and won!
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