Meridian triumphs with George Archibald for Albert Ewing and Richard F. Carman in 2:05.0.
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In 1911, Meridian emerged victorious in the Kentucky Derby, with Jockey George Archibald expertly guiding the horse to success. Trainer Albert Ewing's skillful preparation, coupled with Owner Richard F. Carman's support, contributed to the team's triumph. Covering a distance of 1+1⁄4 miles on a fast track, Meridian achieved a remarkable time of 2:05.0, showcasing exceptional speed and stamina.
This victory marked a significant achievement for all involved, underscoring their dedication and expertise in the world of horse racing. Meridian's win not only solidified their place in Kentucky Derby history but also highlighted the collaborative efforts of jockey, trainer, and owner in achieving success on the racetrack.
As the race came to a close, spectators witnessed Meridian's impressive performance, solidifying their place as champions of the prestigious event. The combination of talent, strategy, and sheer determination culminated in a thrilling win for the team, etching their names in the annals of horse racing history.
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