This photograph shows Iron Leige with Hall of Fame rider Bill Hartack aboard, holding off Gallant Man and Round Table to win the 1957 Kentucky Derby at historic Churchill Downs. The "Run For The Roses" is considered America's premier horse race, always drawing crowds in excess of 100,000. This horse race has earned the nickname of being the "Fastest Two Minutes In Sports". Gallery of Champions copyright watermark does not appear on the actual photos.

This photograph shows Triple Crown champion Secretariat, with Hall of Fame rider Ron Turcotte aboard, crushing the field in track record time to win the 1957 Kentucky Derby at historic Churchill Downs. The "Run For The Roses" is considered America's premier horse race, always drawing crowds in excess of 100,000. This horse race has earned the nickname of being the "Fastest Two Minutes In Sports". Gallery of Champions copyright watermark does not appear on the actual photos.

This photograph shows Tim Tam with Hall of Fame rider Ismael Valenzuela aboard, holding off Lincoln Road to win the 1958 Kentucky Derby at historic Churchill Downs. The "Run For The Roses" is considered America's premier horse race, always drawing crowds in excess of 100,000. This horse race has earned the nickname of being the "Fastest Two Minutes In Sports". Gallery of Champions copyright watermark does not appear on the actual photos.

This photograph shows Triple Crown champion Secretariat, with Hall of Fame rider Ron Turcotte aboard, crushing the field in track record time to win the 1957 Kentucky Derby at historic Churchill Downs. The "Run For The Roses" is considered America's premier horse race, always drawing crowds in excess of 100,000. This horse race has earned the nickname of being the "Fastest Two Minutes In Sports". Gallery of Champions copyright watermark does not appear on the actual photos.

This photograph shows Tomy Lee with Hall of Fame rider Bill Shoemaker aboard, holding off Sword Dancer to win the 1959 Kentucky Derby at historic Churchill Downs. The "Run For The Roses" is considered America's premier horse race, always drawing crowds in excess of 100,000. This horse race has earned the nickname of being the "Fastest Two Minutes In Sports". Gallery of Champions copyright watermark does not appear on the actual photos.

This photograph shows Cannonade, with Hall of Fame rider Angel Cordero Jr. aboard, draws off to win the 1974 Kentucky Derby at historic Churchill Downs. The “Run For The Roses” is considered America’s premier horse race, always drawing crowds in excess of 100,000. This horse race has earned the nickname of being the “Fastest Two Minutes In Sports”. Gallery of Champions copyright watermark does not appear on the actual photos.

This photograph shows Venetian Way with Hall of Fame rider Bill Hartack aboard, winning the 1960 Kentucky Derby at historic Churchill Downs. The "Run For The Roses" is considered America's premier horse race, always drawing crowds in excess of 100,000. This horse race has earned the nickname of being the "Fastest Two Minutes In Sports". Gallery of Champions copyright watermark does not appear on the actual photos.

This photograph shows Cannonade, with Hall of Fame rider Angel Cordero Jr. aboard, draws off to win the 1974 Kentucky Derby at historic Churchill Downs. The "Run For The Roses" is considered America's premier horse race, always drawing crowds in excess of 100,000. This horse race has earned the nickname of being the "Fastest Two Minutes In Sports". Gallery of Champions copyright watermark does not appear on the actual photos.

This photograph shows Carry Back with John Sellers aboard, after winning the 1957 Kentucky Derby at historic Churchill Downs. The "Run For The Roses" is considered America's premier horse race, always drawing crowds in excess of 100,000. This horse race has earned the nickname of being the "Fastest Two Minutes In Sports".

Gallery of Champions copyright watermark does not appear on the actual photos.