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LOUISVILLE, Ky., May 7.—Cav
alcade galloped home last Saturday
afternoon three lengths ahead of
Discovery to win the Sixtieth Run
ning of the famous Kentucky Derby
as 55,000 spectators roared approv
al.
Agrarian was third, half a length
ahead of Mati Hari, highly touted
filly, which led the first half of
the race.
Bazaar, another favored filly, fin
ished in fourth place.
Cavalcade was clocked at 2:04
for the mile and one quarter race,
considerably slower than the Derby
record of two minutes one and
four-fifths seconds, set by Twenty
Grand in 1931.
Cavalcade paid $5 each $2 to win.
Discovery paid $9.20 to place and
$5.80 to show. Agrarian paid $5 to
show.
The Derby carried a gross value
of $37,000, the lowest since 1921.
Discovery collected $5,000, Agrarian
$2,500, Mata Hari $1,000 with the
Gold Trophy going to Cavalcade.
