Lawrin
Lawrin the only Kansas bred thoroughbred to win the Kentucky Derby-1938
As a lad I lived in Prairie Village, Kansas a suburb of Kansas City. At that time PV was doing the slow roll from farmland to suburbs. The streets in KC and its neighbors are numbered 1 Street, 1 Street terrace, 2nd street.... to 1,000,000 now. At the time there were farms at 90th while the world ended at 100 street. I lived at 70th terrace.
The summer drill at my home was dinner was at 6, do not be late. That was my sole responsibility as a kid. Go away, come back by 6, don't be hanging around here. My buddies and I rode our bikes everywhere, especially to the community pool which was on 77th street, across the park from Dr. Phil McGraw's high school (he wasn't always a Texan), he lived in PV too.
Long gone by then, but spoken about by local old timers was the Woolford horse farm, home to Lawrin, the only Kansas bred Kentucky Derby winner (1938) ridden by Eddie Acaro in his first Derby win.
As a lad I lived in Prairie Village, Kansas a suburb of Kansas City. At that time PV was doing the slow roll from farmland to suburbs. The streets in KC and its neighbors are numbered 1 Street, 1 Street terrace, 2nd street.... to 1,000,000 now. At the time there were farms at 90th while the world ended at 100 street. I lived at 70th terrace.
The summer drill at my home was dinner was at 6, do not be late. That was my sole responsibility as a kid. Go away, come back by 6, don't be hanging around here. My buddies and I rode our bikes everywhere, especially to the community pool which was on 77th street, across the park from Dr. Phil McGraw's high school (he wasn't always a Texan), he lived in PV too.
Long gone by then, but spoken about by local old timers was the Woolford horse farm, home to Lawrin, the only Kansas bred Kentucky Derby winner (1938) ridden by Eddie Acaro in his first Derby win.
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