Advertise (horse)

Advertise was an American Thoroughbred racehorse that was foaled in 1916. He was a chestnut colt sired by Adam, out of the mare Fluffy Ruffles, by Ogden. He is primarily known for winning the 1919 Kentucky Derby.

Career Highlights:

• 1919 Kentucky Derby: Advertise won the 45th running of the Kentucky Derby, defeating the favorite, Eternal. The victory was a significant achievement for owner Willis Sharpe Kilmer.

Breeding:

Advertise's sire, Adam, was a well-regarded stallion, contributing to Advertise's pedigree. His dam, Fluffy Ruffles, added valuable bloodlines to his lineage. While he achieved racing success, Advertise's impact as a sire was less prominent compared to some other Derby winners.

Significance:

Advertise's Kentucky Derby win remains a noteworthy event in the history of American horse racing. His victory is remembered for its upset nature against a heavily favored competitor and contributed to the narrative of the 1919 racing season.