62^nd Kentucky Derby
1936 - Bold Venture

Race Summary :23 3/5, :47 4/5, 1:12 3/5, 1:37 4/5, 2:03 3/5. Track fast. Winner - Ch.c. by *St. Germans - Possible, by Ultimus, trained by Max Hirsch; bred in Kentucky by M.L. Schwartz. $2 mutuels paid - Bold Venture, $43.00 straight, $11.80 place, $6.60 show; Brevity, $5.00 place, $4.00 show; Indian Broom, $3.80 show. $40,000 added and $5,000 Gold Cup. Net to winner $37,725; second $6,000; third $3,000; fourth $1,000. 102 nominations.

1936: World History

Race Footnotes

Horse	Finish	Jockey	Owner	Breeder	Trainer
Bold Venture	1st	Ira Hanford	Morton L. Schwartz	Morton L. Schwartz	Max Hirsch
Brevity	2nd	Wayne D. Wright	Joseph E. Widener	Joseph E. Widener	Pete Coyne
Indian Broom	3rd	George Burns	A. C. T. Stock Farm	Brookmeade Stable	Darrell Cannon
Coldstream	4th	Nick Wall	Coldstream Stud	Coldstream Stud, Inc.	Albert Gordon
Bien Joli	5th	Lester Balaski	E. R. Bradley	Idle Hour Stock Farm	Herbert John Thompson
Holl Image	6th	Herb W. Fisher	Superior Stable	Lucas Berthold Combs	Jack Carter
He Did	7th	Charle Kurtsinger	Mrs. Silas B. Mason	Silas B. Mason	J. T. Taylor
Teufel	8th	Herbert Litzenberger	Wheatley Stable	Mrs. Henry Carnegie Phipps	Jame Fitzsimmons
Gold Seeker	9th	Maurice Peters	Foxcatcher Farms	Foxcatcher Farms	Richard E. Handlen
Merry Pete	10th	Thomas Malley	Belair Stud	Belair Stud	Jame Fitzsimmons
The Fighter	11th	Alfred Robertson	Milky Way Farms	Swingalong Stable & T. Young	Robert McGarvey
Grand Slam	12th	Raymond Workman	Bomar Stable	John Oliver Keene	R. E. Potts
Sangreal	13th	William Garner	Milky Way Farms	Claiborne Farm	Robert McGarvey
Granville	14th	James Stout	Belair Stud	Belair Stud	Jame Fitzsimmons

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Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third same. BOLD VENTURE, in close quarters immediately after the start, began to improve his position fast on the outside after about three-eighths, took an easy lead approaching the final half-mile and, holding on with fine courage under strong handling, withstood BREVITY'S bid. The latter, probably best and knocked to his knees within a few strides after the start, had to race wide thereafter, closed resolutely and was wearing down the winner. INDIAN BROOM, blocked in the first quarter, raced to a contending position, made a bid entering the stretch, then weakened. BIEN JOLI was jostled about on first turn and did not threaten thereafter. HE DID had speed for a mile. THE FIGHTER began well but failed to stay after being bumped after three-quarters. GRAND SLAM showed speed for five-eighths. GRANVILLE unseated his rider when in close quarters shortly after start. Scratched - Banister, Dnieper, Seventh Heaven, Forest Play, Silas.