Kentucky Futurity

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{{Infobox horseraces
| class = [[Triple Crown of Harness Racing for Trotters|Triple Crown]]
| horse race = Kentucky Futurity
| image =
| caption =
| location = [[Lexington, Kentucky]] United States
| inaugurated = 1893
| race type = [[harness racing|Harness race]] for [[standardbred]] trotters
| website = {{URL|https://www.redmileracing.com/}}
| distance = 1 mile (1,609 meters or 8 furlongs)
| surface = Dirt, 1 mile oval
| track = [[The Red Mile]]
| qualification = 3yo
| weight =
| purse = $500,000 (2014)
| bonuses =
}}

The '''Kentucky Futurity''' is a [[stakes race]] for three-year-old [[trotting horse|trotters]], held annually at [[The Red Mile]] in [[Lexington, Kentucky]] since 1893.

It is part of the [[Triple Crown of Harness Racing for Trotters]].<ref>[http://www.harnesslink.com/News/Kentucky-Futurity-is-oldest-race-of-importance ''Harnesslink.com'' September 26, 2014 article titled "Kentucky Futurity is oldest race of importance"] Retrieved October 13, 2016</ref>

In the 2007 race, Donato Hanover's winning time of 1:51.1 set the world record for a 1-mile trotting horse.

In winning the 2016 running of the Kentucky Futurity, Marion Marauder became the ninth horse from 124 runnings to win the Triple Crown of Harness Racing for Trotters.<ref>''Harness Racing America'' September 26, 2016 article titled "Marion Marauder wins Kentucky Futurity, Triple Crown" Retrieved October 13, 2016</ref>

==Winners of the Kentucky Futurity==
{| class="wikitable sortable"
|-
! style="background-color:#DACAA5; width:20px" | Year 
! style="background-color:#DACAA5; width:130px"| Winner 
! style="background-color:#DACAA5; width:140px"| Driver 
! style="background-color:#DACAA5; width:140px"| Trainer 
! style="background-color:#DACAA5; width:470px"| Owner 
! style="background-color:#DACAA5; width:40px"| Time 
! style="background-color:#DACAA5; width:45px"| Purse 
|-
|2024
|Sig Sauer
|Andy McCarthy
|Noel Daley
|Patricia Stbl, Sbrocco, JAF Racing, Allister Stbl, Caviart Farm
|1:49 3/5
|$675,676
|-
|2023
|Tactical Approach
|[[Scott Zeron]]
|Nancy Takter
|Robert Leblanc, John Fielding, Joe Sbrocco and JAF Racing
|1:52 0/5
|$450,000
|-
|2022
|Rebuff
|[[Tim Tetrick]]
|Lucas Wallin
|Kjell Magne Andersen, Lucas Wallin and Pieter Delis
|1:50 3/5
|$430,000
|-
|2021
|Jujubee
|Andy McCarthy
|Greg Wright Jr.
|Jon Erdner
|1:49 3/5
|$560,000
|-
|2020
|Amigo Volo
|Dexter Dunn
|Richard Norman
|Pinske Stables and David J. Miller
|1:51 0/5
|$444,000
|-
|2019
|Greenshoe
|[[Brian Sears]]
|Marcus Melander
|Courant Inc, Hans Backe, Lars Granqvist & Morten Langl
|1:51 1/5
|$450,000
|-
|2018
|Six Pack
|Ake Svanstedt
|Ake Svanstedt
|Ake Svanstedt, Little E, Stall Kalmar & Lars Berg
|1:49 1/5
|$620,000
|-
|2017
|Snowstorm Hanover
|Matt Makaley
|Ron Burke
|Burke Racing Stable, Baldachino, Collura & Bruscemi
|1:53 2/5
|$420,000
|-
|2016
|Marion Marauder
|[[Scott Zeron]]
|Paula Wellwood
|Devin Keeling and Marion Wellwood
|1:52 3/5
|$431,000
|-
|2015
|Pinkman
|[[Yannick Gingras]]
|[[Jimmy Takter]]
|Takter, Fielding, McClelland, Liverman
|1:51 2/5
|$527,000
|}

==Earlier winners==
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*2014 - [[Nuncio (horse)|Nuncio]]
*2013 - [[Creatine (horse)|Creatine]]
*2012 - [[My MVP]]
*2011 - [[Manofmanymissions]]
*2010 - [[Wishing Stone (horse)|Wishing Stone]]
*2009 - [[Muscle Hill]]
*2008 - [[Deweycheatumnhowe]]
*2007 - [[Donato Hanover]]
*2006 - '''[[Glidemaster]]'''
*2005 - [[Strong Yankee]]
*2004 - '''[[Windsong's Legacy]]'''
*2003 - [[Mr. Muscleman]]
*2002 - [[Like a Prayer (horse)|Like a Prayer]]
*2001 - [[Chasing Tail (horse)|Chasing Tail]]
*2000 - [[Credit Winner (horse)|Credit Winner]]
*1999 - [[Self Possessed]]
*1998 - [[Trade Balance (horse)|Trade Balance]]
*1997 - [[Take Chances]]
*1996 - [[Running Sea]]
*1995 - [[CR Track Master]]
*1994 - [[Bullville Victory]]
*1993 - [[Pine Chip]]
*1992 - [[Armbro Keepsake]]
*1991 - [[Whiteland Janice]]
*1990 - [[Star Mystic]]
*1989 - [[Peace Corps (horse)|Peace Corps]]
*1988 - [[Huggie Hanover]]
*1987 - [[Napoletano (horse)|Napoletano]]
*1986 - [[Sugarcane Hanover]]
*1985 - [[Flak Bait (horse)|Flak Bait]]
*1984 - [[Fancy Crown]]
*1983 - [[Power Seat]]
*1982 - [[Jazz Cosmos]]
*1981 - [[Filet of Sole]]
*1980 - [[Final Score (horse)|Final Score]]
*1979 - [[Classical Way]]
*1978 - [[Doublemint (horse)|Doublemint]]
*1977 - [[Texas (horse)|Texas]]
*1976 - [[Quick Pay]]
*1975 - [[Noble Rogue]]
*1974 - [[Waymaker]]
*1973 - [[Arnie Almahurst]]
*1972 - '''[[Super Bowl (horse)|Super Bowl]]'''
*1971 - [[Savoir (horse)|Savoir]]
*1970 - [[Timothy T]]
*1969 - '''[[Lindy's Pride]]'''
*1968 - '''[[Nevele Pride]]'''
*1967 - [[Speed Model]]
*1966 - [[Governor Armbro]]
*1965 - [[Armbro Flight]]
*1964 - '''[[Ayres (horse)|Ayres]]'''
*1963 - '''[[Speedy Scot]]'''
*1962 - [[Safe Mission]]
*1961 - [[Duke Rodney]]
*1960 - [[Elaine Rodney]]
*1959 - [[Diller Hanover]]
*1958 - [[Emily's Pride]]
*1957 - [[Cassin Hanover]]
*1956 - [[Nimble Colby]]
*1955 - '''[[Scott Frost (horse)|Scott Frost]]'''
*1954 - [[Harlan (horse)|Harlan]]
*1953 - [[Kimberly Kid]]
*1952 - [[Sharp Note]]
*1951 - [[Ford Hanover]]
*1950 - [[Star's Pride]]
*1949 - [[Bangaway]]
*1948 - [[Egan Hanover]]
*1947 - [[Hoot Mon]]
*1946 - [[Victory Song (horse)|Victory Song]]
*1941 - [[Bill Gallon]]
*1940 - [[Spencer Scott (horse)|Spencer Scott]]
*1939 - [[Peter Astra]]
*1938 - [[McLin Hanover]]
*1937 - [[Twilight Song]]
*1936 - [[Rosalind (harness horse)|Rosalind]]
*1935 - [[Lawrence Hanover]]
*1934 - [[Princess Peg]]
*1933 - [[Meda (horse)|Meda]]
*1932 - [[The Marchioness]]
*1931 - [[The Protector (horse)|The Protector]]
*1930 - [[Hanover's Bertha]]
*1929 - [[Walter Dear]]
*1928 - [[Spencer (horse)|Spencer]]
*1927 - [[Iosola's Worthy]]
*1926 - [[Guy McKinney]]
*1925 - [[Aileen Guy]]
*1924 - [[Mr McElwyn]]
*1923 - [[Ethelinda]]
*1922 - [[Lee Worthy]]
*1921 - [[Rose Scott (horse)|Rose Scott]]
*1920 - [[Arion Guy]]
*1919 - [[Periscope (horse)|Periscope]]
*1918 - [[Nella Dillon]]
*1917 - [[The Real Lady]]
*1916 - [[Volga (horse)|Volga]]
*1915 - [[Mary Putney (horse)|Mary Putney]]
*1914 - [[Peter Volo]]
*1913 - [[Etowah (horse)|Etowah]]
*1912 - [[Manrico B]]
*1911 - [[Peter Thompson (horse)|Peter Thompson]]
*1910 - [[Grace (horse)|Grace]]
*1909 - [[Baroness Virginia]]
*1908 - [[The Harvester (horse)|The Harvester]]
*1907 - [[General Watts (horse)|General Watts]]
*1906 - [[Siliko]]
*1905 - [[Miss Adbell]]
*1904 - [[Grace Bond]]
*1903 - [[Sadie Mac]]
*1902 - [[Nella Jay]] (Jay Hawker)
*1901 - [[Peter Sterling (horse)|Peter Sterling]]
*1900 - [[Fereno]]
*1899 - [[Boralma]]
*1898 - [[Peter the Great (horse)|Peter the Great]]
*1897 - [[Thorn (horse)|Thorn]]
*1896 - [[Rose Croix (horse)|Rose Croix]] (Jay Bird)
*1895 - [[Oakland Baron]]
*1894 - [[Beuzetta]]
*1893 - [[Oro Wilkes]]
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==External links==
* [http://www.kyqha.com/ Kentucky Quarter Horse Association]
* [http://www.theredmile.com/ The Red Mile]

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John Norris (philosopher)

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{{Short description|English theologian, philosopher and poet}}
{{other people||John Norris (disambiguation)}}
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'''John Norris''', sometimes called '''John Norris of Bemerton''' (1657–1712), was an English [[theologian]], [[philosopher]] and [[poet]] associated with the [[Cambridge Platonists]].

==Life==

John Norris was born at [[Collingbourne Kingston]], [[Wiltshire]]. He was educated at [[Winchester School]], and [[Exeter College, Oxford]], gaining a B.A. in 1680. He was later appointed a fellow of [[All Souls College, Oxford]] (M.A. 1684). He lived a quiet life as a country parson and thinker at [[Fugglestone St Peter]] with [[Bemerton]], Wiltshire, from 1692 until his death early in 1712.<ref>{{cite ODNB|first=Richard|last=Acworth|title=Norris, John (1657–1712)|year=2004|edition=Online|url=http://www.oxforddnb.com/view/article/20277|accessdate=2015-10-05|doi=10.1093/ref:odnb/20277}} </ref>

==Works==
In philosophy he was a [[Platonist]] and [[mysticism|mystic]]. He became an early opponent of [[John Locke]], whose ''[[An Essay Concerning Human Understanding]]'' (1690) he attacked in ''Christian Blessedness or Discourses upon the Beatitudes'' in the same year; he also combatted Locke's theories in his ''Essay toward the Theory of the Ideal or Intelligible World'' (1701–4). He attacked religious schism in ''Christian Blessedness'' and ''The Charge of Schism, Continued.''

Others among his 23 works are ''An Idea of Happiness'' (1683), ''Miscellanies'' (1687), ''Theory and Regulation of Love'' (1688), and a ''Discourse concerning the Immortality of the Soul'' (1708). His most popular work is ''A Collection of Miscellanies, consisting of Poems, Essays, Discourses and Letters'' (1687). Norris was influenced by [[Nicolas Malebranche|Malebranche]] in his approach to Platonic philosophy.

His frequently-cited poem ''The Resignation'' was often published during the first half of the eighteenth century. [[Samuel Richardson]] quoted it to [[Andrew Millar]] (a prominent London bookseller) on the death of Millar's son, possibly from the then most recent edition, ''A Collection of Miscellanies'' (London: E. Parker, 1740).<ref>{{Cite web|url=http://www.millar-project.ed.ac.uk/manuscripts/html_output/8.html|title=The manuscripts, Letter from Samuel Richardson to Andrew Millar, 8 August, 1750. Andrew Millar Project. University of Edinburgh.|website=www.millar-project.ed.ac.uk|access-date=2016-06-02}}</ref>

==References==
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*MacKinnon, Flora Isabel, [https://archive.org/details/philosophyofjohn00mackrich/page/n7/mode/2up?view=theater "The Philosophy of John Norris of Bemerton"], Psychological Review Publications, Vol. 1, No. 2, October 1910, The Review Publishing Co., Baltimore, Agents: G.E. Stechert & Co., London, Paris (1910)
* Acworth, Richard (1979). ''The philosophy of John Norris of Bemerton: (1657-1712)'' (Studien und Materialien zur Geschichte der Philosophie : Kleine Reihe ; Bd. 6)
* Selections from the Worlds Devotional Classics.
* {{A Short Biographical Dictionary of English Literature}}

==External links==
{{wikiquote|John Norris}}
*{{cite EB1911|wstitle=Norris, John |volume=19|page=765|short=x}}
*Yang, June. "John Norris". ''The Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy'' (Fall 2008 ed.), Edward N. Zalta (ed.), http://plato.stanford.edu/archives/fall2008/entries/john-norris/.

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