64^th Kentucky Derby
1938 - Lawrin
Watch The Kentucky Derby 1938 Race Replay! (Windows Media 9 Required)

Race Summary :23 1/5, :47 2/5, 1:12 2/5, 1:38 1/5, 2:04 4/5. Track fast. Winner - Br.c. by Insco - Margaret Lawrence, by *Vulcain, trained by B.A. Jones; bred in Kansas by H.M. Woolf. $2 mutuels paid - Lawrin, $19.20 straight, $8.80 place, $4.80 show, Dauber, $12.00 place, $6.00 show; Can't Wait, $8.20 show. $50,000 added and $5,000 Gold Cup. Net to winner $47,050; second $6,000; third $3,000; fourth $1,000. 103 nominations.

1938: World History

Race Footnotes

Horse	Finish	Jockey	Owner	Breeder	Trainer
Lawrin	1st	Eddie Arcaro	Woolford Farm	Herbert M. Woolf	Ben A. Jones
Dauber	2nd	Maurice Peters	Foxcatcher Farms	Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney	Richard E. Handlen
Can't Wait	3rd	Lester Balaski	Myron Selznick	William Lee Nutter	J. T. Taylor
Menow	4th	Raymond Workman	Hal Price Headley	Hal Price Headley	Duval A. Headley
The Chief	5th	Jack Westrope	Maxwell Howard	Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney	Earl Sande
Fighting Fox	6th	James Stout	Belair Stud	Belair Stud	Jame Fitzsimmons
Co-Sport	7th	George Woolf	Bert Friend	R. C. Owen	R. T. Runnels
Bull Lea	8th	Irving Anderson	Calumet Farm	Coldstream Stud, Inc.	Frank J. Kearns
Elooto	9th	Fred Faust	Blue Ridge Farm	William R. Coe	Owen Bagley
Mountain Ridge	10th	Alfred Robertson	Milky Way Farms	Claiborne Farm	Robert McGarvey

Prev Year

Next Year

Start good and slow. Won driving; second and third same. LAWRIN, saving much ground, responded willingly when called upon, came through on the inside when wearing down MENOW, opened up a commanding advantage approaching the final eighth, then bore out through the last sixteenth, but held DAUBER safe. The latter, badly outrun early, began to improve his position when racing wide on the stretch turn, continued near the middle of the track while closing with fine speed and was getting to the winner. CAN'T WAIT, rated under steady reserve for about three-quarters, outfinished MENOW in the last stride. The latter made a good pace under steady rating, swerved out on the stretch turn and tired under pressure thereafter. THE CHIEF ran an even race. FIGHTING FOX did not respond when urged and gave way badly after a mile. CO-SPORT was outrun. BULL LEA, away fast, could not hold a contending position and labored badly in the last half mile. MOUNTAIN RIDGE had early speed and was inclined to swerve when tiring.