Flying Ebony triumphed with Earl Sande riding for William Duke, owned by Gifford Cochran on a sloppy track.

Flying Ebony, ridden by Earl Sande, emerged victorious at the Kentucky Derby in 1925. Trained by William Duke and owned by Gifford Cochran, the race took place over a distance of 1+1⁄4 miles on a sloppy track, with a finishing time of 2:07.6. Coming into the race, Flying Ebony was considered an underdog, but Earl Sande's skillful ride propelled the horse to a stunning victory. The duo overcame the challenging track conditions and tough competition to clinch the prestigious title. The win not only solidified Earl Sande's reputation as a talented jockey but also brought glory to Trainer William Duke and Owner Gifford Cochran. Flying Ebony's triumph left a lasting impact on the history of the Kentucky Derby, showcasing the unpredictable nature of horse racing and the thrill of underdog victories. #KentuckyDerby #FlyingEbony #EarlSande #WilliamDuke #GiffordCochran #UnderdogVictory