Lieut. Gibson triumphs with Jimmy Boland riding for Charles Smith in record-setting time.
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Lieut. Gibson, under Jockey Jimmy Boland, trained by Charles Hughes and owned by Charles H. Smith, triumphed at the Kentucky Derby with a track time of 2:06.25 over a distance of 1+1⁄4 miles on a fast track. The victory marked a notable achievement in the history of the Derby, showcasing the skill and coordination between horse, jockey, trainer, and owner. The race unfolded with intensity as Lieut. Gibson showcased impressive speed and stamina, ultimately crossing the finish line ahead of competitors.
Lieut. Gibson's win brought recognition to the team behind this success story, solidifying their place in the annals of horse racing history. The event resonated with fans and enthusiasts, leaving a lasting impression on all who witnessed the thrilling competition. The dedication, training, and teamwork exhibited by Lieut. Gibson, Jimmy Boland, Charles Hughes, and Charles H. Smith epitomized the spirit of the Kentucky Derby, where excellence and performance merge to create moments of pure sporting brilliance.
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