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71st Kentucky Derby
1945 - Hoop Jr.
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   Race Summary
:23 1/5, :48, 1:14, 1:41, 2:07. Track muddy.
Winner - B.c. by *Sir Gallahad III - One Hour, by *Snob II, trained by I.H. Parke; bred in Kentucky by R.A. Fairbaim.
$2 mutuels paid - Hoop Jr., $9.40 straight, $5.20 place, $4.00 show; Pot O' Luck, $4.80 place, $3.60 show; Darby Dieppe, $4.00 show.
$75,000 added and $5,000 Gold Cup. Net to winner $64,850; second $8,000; third $3,000; fourth $1,000. Trainer awards: First $3,000; second $2,000; third $1,000. Breeder's awards: First $2,000; second $1,000; third $500. 155 nominations.

1945: World History Race Footnotes
Horse Finish Jockey Owner Breeder Trainer
Hoop Jr. 1st Eddie Arcaro Fred W. Hooper Robert A. Fairbairn Ivan H. Parke
Pot O' Luck 2nd Douglas Dodson Calumet Farm Calumet Farm Ben A. Jones
Darby Dieppe 3rd Melvin Calvert Mrs. W. G. Lewis John W. Galbreath Charles Gentry
Air Sailor 4th Leon Haas T. D. Buhl E. Gay Drake A. G. Wilson
Jeep 5th Arnold Kirkland Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney Cornelius Vanderbilt Whitney L. T. Ruff
Bymeabond 6th Fred A. Smith J. K Houssels Idle Hour Stock Farm William B. Stucki
Sea Swallow 7th George Woolf Mrs. C. S. Howard Charles S. Howard J. H. Stotler
Fighting Step 8th George South Murlogg Farm Mrs. R. J. Murphy & L. Susan Kellogg Charles C. Norman
Burning Dream 9th Albert Snider E. R. Bradley Idle Hour Stock Farm James W. Smith
Alexis 10th Kenneth Scawthorn Christiana Stable Coldstream Stud, Inc. John A. Healey
Foreign Agent 11th Kempton Knott Lookout Stock Farm Phil T. Chinn G. E. Lewis
Misweet 12th Arthur Craig Arthur Rose Mrs. J. L. Cleveland Leo O'Donnell
Tiger Rebel 13th J. Raymond Layton Brent & Talbot William Gerard Talbott John Milton Goode
Bert G. 14th Robert Summers Tom L. Graham Thomas Piatt C. P. Rose
Jacobe 15th Herbert Lindberg A. R. Wright Woodvale Farm Francis J. Scott
Kenilworth Lad 16th Frederick Weidaman Tom L. Graham Tollie Young C. P. Rose
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Start good from stall gate. Won easily; second and third driving. HOOP JR., away well, opened up a clear advantage in the first three-sixteenths-mile, was taken in hand to make the pace under a steadying hold to the stretch, responded with much energy when called upon and won with something left. POT O' LUCK, away slowly, started up after reaching the final five furlongs, lost ground on the final turn but cut to the inside while closing fast and overtook AIR SAILOR and DARBY DIEPPE in swift succession near the end. DARBY DIEPPE bettered his position gradually from a sluggish start but weakened suddenly near the end. AIR SAILOR, forwardly placed on the outside from the start, rallied only mildly and faltered in the late stages. JEEP, always clear as he raced wide, did not respond when called upon. BYMEABOND, taken to the inside early, forced the early pace in hand, made a bold bid on the stretch turn but gave way steadily the last quarter. SEA SWALLOW had no mishap. FIGHTING STEP weakened after racing well to the final quarter and swerving in the last eighth. BURNING DREAM raced wide and never threatened. ALEXIS flattened out badly before going a mile. FOREIGN AGENT dropped out of contention on second turn.

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