Kentucky Derby Official Program 120th Saturday May 7, 1994 Churchill Downs TH8
Kentucky Derby Official Program 120th Saturday May 7, 1994 Churchill Downs TH8
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Kentucky Derby Official Program 120th Saturday May 7, 1994 Churchill Downs TH8
"If there's one race I want to win, it's the Kentucky Derby. For a hardboot like me, there's no race like the Derby."
-Arthur B. "Bull" Hancock
fall racing's charms, this is the most alluring, the Siren draped in roses.
Admit it. You've heard her call; the girl of your daydreams, you've wondered what she feels
like. You've thought about it today, an hour ago. You put your arms around her and she turns into a golden trophy; the governor of Kentucky is there. You're in the middle of 150,000 people, 147,000 of them wearing hats. And your horse is there, muscles engorged with pure blood, veins standing out on his neck. Maybe, it's a filly.
Cameras are everywhere. You're talking to Jim McKay. Or is it Howard Cosell? Pretty soon, your horse is winning the Triple Crown and you're doing Budweiser commercials and Letterman, hosting Saturday Night Live. You're king of the world.
Kentucky Derby Official Program 120th Saturday May 7, 1994 Churchill Downs TH8
"If there's one race I want to win, it's the Kentucky Derby. For a hardboot like me, there's no race like the Derby."
-Arthur B. "Bull" Hancock
fall racing's charms, this is the most alluring, the Siren draped in roses.
Admit it. You've heard her call; the girl of your daydreams, you've wondered what she feels
like. You've thought about it today, an hour ago. You put your arms around her and she turns into a golden trophy; the governor of Kentucky is there. You're in the middle of 150,000 people, 147,000 of them wearing hats. And your horse is there, muscles engorged with pure blood, veins standing out on his neck. Maybe, it's a filly.
Cameras are everywhere. You're talking to Jim McKay. Or is it Howard Cosell? Pretty soon, your horse is winning the Triple Crown and you're doing Budweiser commercials and Letterman, hosting Saturday Night Live. You're king of the world.
