Kentucky Jockey Club Stakes - Earlier Winners

Earlier Winners

  • 1988 - Tricky Creek
  • 1987 - Notebook †
  • 1986 - Mt. Pleasant
  • 1985 - Mustin Lake
  • 1984 - Fuzzy
  • 1983 - Biloxi Indian
  • 1982 - Highland Park
  • 1981 - El Baba
  • 1980 - Television Studio
  • 1979 - King Neptune
  • 1978 - Lot O Gold
  • 1977 - Going Investor
  • 1976 - Run Dusty Run
  • 1975 - Play Boy
  • 1974 - Circle Home
  • 1973 - Cannonade
  • 1972 - Puntilla
  • 1971 - Windjammer
  • 1970 - Line City
  • 1969 - Evasive Action
  • 1968 - Traffic Mark
  • 1967 - Mr. Brogann
  • 1966 - Lightning Orphan
  • 1965 - War Censor
  • 1964 - Umbrella Fella
  • 1963 - Journalist
  • 1962 - Sky Gem
  • 1961 - Su Ka wa
  • 1960 - Crimson Fury
  • 1959 - Oil Wick
  • 1958 - Winsome Winner
  • 1957 - Hill Country
  • 1956 - Federal Hill
  • 1955 - Royal Sting
  • 1954 - Prince Noor
  • 1953 - Hasty Road
  • 1952 - Straight Face
  • 1951 - Sub Fleet
  • 1950 - Pur Sang
  • 1949 - Roman Bath
  • 1948 - John's Joy
  • 1947 - Bold Gallant
  • 1946 - Double Jay
  • 1939 - 1945 : no race
  • 1938 - T M Dorsett
  • 1937 - Mountain Ridge
  • 1936 - Reaping Reward
  • 1935 - Grand Slam
  • 1934 - Nellie Flag
  • 1933 - Mata Hari
  • 1932 - The Darb
  • 1931 - Kakapo
  • 1930 - Twenty Grand
  • 1929 - Desert Light
  • 1928 - Clyde Van Dusen
  • 1927 - Reigh Count
  • 1926 - Valorous
  • 1925 - Canter
  • 1924 - Master Charlie
  • 1923 - Wise Counsellor
  • 1922 - Enchantment
  • 1921 - Startle
  • 1920 - Tryster


  • † In 1987, Buoy won the race but was disqualified for interference and set back to second.

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