The first Kentucky Derby – 13 Black jockeys, one shad

The first Kentucky Derby – 13 Black jockeys, one shady owner, and the little red horse that wasn't supposed to win | Topics: Churchill Downs, Kentucky Derby, Aristides

Article by Mark Shrager: Read this extract from Mark Shrager’s illuminating new book examining the events leading up to Aristides’s victory in 1875 in the first ‘Run for the Roses’.


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