Kentucky Futurity

The Kentucky Futurity is a stakes race for three-year-old trotters, held annually at The Red Mile in Lexington, Kentucky since 1893. It is part of the Triple Crown of Harness Racing for Trotters.

In the 2007 race, Donato Hanover's winning time of 1:51.1 set the world record for a 1-mile trotting horse.

Kentucky Futurity winners:

  • 1893 - Oro Wilkes
  • 1894 - Beuzetta
  • 1895 - Oakland Baron
  • 1896 - Rose Croix
  • 1897 - Thorn
  • 1898 - Peter the Great
  • 1899 - Boralma
  • 1900 - Fereno
  • 1901 - Peter Sterling
  • 1902 - Nella Jay
  • 1903 - Sadie Mac
  • 1904 - Grace Bond
  • 1905 - Miss Adbell
  • 1906 - Siliko
  • 1907 - General Watts
  • 1908 - The Harvester
  • 1909 - Baroness Virginia
  • 1910 - Grace
  • 1911 - Peter Thompson
  • 1912 - Manrico B
  • 1913 - Etowah
  • 1914 - Peter Volo
  • 1915 - Mary Putney
  • 1916 - Volga
  • 1917 - The Real Lady
  • 1918 - Nella Dillon
  • 1919 - Periscope
  • 1920 - Arion Guy
  • 1921 - Rose Scott
  • 1922 - Lee Worthy
  • 1923 - Ethelinda
  • 1924 - Mr McElwyn
  • 1925 - Aileen Guy
  • 1926 - Guy McKinney
  • 1927 - Iosola's Worthy
  • 1928 - Spencer
  • 1929 - Walter Dear
  • 1930 - Hanover's Bertha
  • 1931 - The Protector
  • 1932 - The Marchioness
  • 1933 - Meda
  • 1934 - Princess Peg
  • 1935 - Lawrence Hanover
  • 1936 - Rosalind
  • 1937 - Twilight Song
  • 1938 - McLin Hanover
  • 1939 - Peter Astra
  • 1940 - Spencer Scott
  • 1941 - Bill Gallon
  • 1946 - Victory Song
  • 1947 - Hoot Mon
  • 1948 - Egan Hanover
  • 1949 - Bangaway
  • 1950 - Star's Pride
  • 1951 - Ford Hanover
  • 1952 - Sharp Note
  • 1953 - Kimberly Kid
  • 1954 - Harlan
  • 1955 - Scott Frost
  • 1956 - Nimble Colby
  • 1957 - Cassin Hanover
  • 1958 - Emily's Pride
  • 1959 - Diller Hanover
  • 1960 - Elaine Rodney
  • 1961 - Duke Rodney
  • 1962 - Safe Mission
  • 1963 - Speedy Scot
  • 1964 - Ayres
  • 1965 - Armbro Flight
  • 1966 - Governor Armbro
  • 1967 - Speed Model
  • 1968 - Nevele Pride
  • 1969 - Lindy's Pride
  • 1970 - Timothy T
  • 1971 - Savoir
  • 1972 - Super Bowl
  • 1973 - Arnie Almahurst
  • 1974 - Waymaker
  • 1975 - Noble Rogue
  • 1976 - Quick Pay
  • 1977 - Texas
  • 1978 - Doublemint
  • 1979 - Classical Way
  • 1980 - Final Score
  • 1981 - Filet of Sole
  • 1982 - Jazz Cosmos
  • 1983 - Power Seat
  • 1984 - Fancy Crown
  • 1985 - Flak Bait
  • 1986 - Sugarcane Hanover
  • 1987 - Napoletano
  • 1988 - Huggie Hanover
  • 1989 - Peace Corps
  • 1990 - Star Mystic
  • 1991 - Whiteland Janice
  • 1992 - Armbro Keepsake
  • 1993 - Pine Chip
  • 1994 - Bullville Victory
  • 1995 - CR Track Master
  • 1996 - Running Sea
  • 1997 - Take Chances
  • 1998 - Trade Balance
  • 1999 - Self Possessed
  • 2000 - Credit Winner
  • 2001 - Chasing Tail
  • 2002 - Like a Prayer
  • 2003 - Mr. Muscleman
  • 2004 - Windsong's Legacy
  • 2005 - Strong Yankee
  • 2006 - Glidemaster
  • 2007 - Donato Hanover
  • 2008 - Deweycheatumnhowe
  • 2009 - Muscle Hill
  • 2010 - Wishing Stone
Triple Crowns of horse racing
United States
Thoroughbred Racing
  • Kentucky Derby
  • Preakness Stakes
  • Belmont Stakes
Harness Racing Pacers
  • Cane Pace
  • Little Brown Jug
  • Messenger Stakes
Harness Racing Trotters
  • Hambletonian
  • Yonkers Trot
  • Kentucky Futurity
Great Britain
Thoroughbred Racing
  • 2,000 Guineas Stakes
  • Epsom Derby
  • St. Leger Stakes
Canada
Thoroughbred Racing
  • Queen's Plate
  • Prince of Wales Stakes
  • Breeders' Stakes
See also
  • Triple Crown of Thoroughbred Racing
  • American Triple Tiara of Thoroughbred Racing
  • Canadian Triple Tiara of Thoroughbred Racing

Famous quotes containing the words kentucky and/or futurity:

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    William Carlos Williams (1883–1963)

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    Sean O’Casey (1884–1964)