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Story September 12, 1924

The Elkins Inter Mountain

Elkins, Randolph County, West Virginia

What is this article about?

Mrs. Caroline Cox, widow of prominent Republican George B. Cox, joins women racehorse owners by purchasing 12 horses from Edward F. Simms' Saratoga farm, planning to race them next year with Freddie Goot as manager.

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WOMAN IN FOR RACING
CINCINNATI, Sept 11-(AP)-To the Increasing list of women race horse owners has been added the name of Mrs. Caroline Cox. widow of George B. Cox. nationally known Republican leader. Mrs. Cox. whose love for horses, goes back to her childhood, has purchased a dozen animals from the stock farm of Edward F. Simms at Saratoga, and expects to race them next year.
Freddie Goot. who was associated with Mrs. Cox's husband in politics. has been appointed manager of the horses, three of which probably will be raced at Churchill Downs next spring. The remaining nine are yearlings.
One of the horses bought by Mrs. Cox is the daughter of Simms' $250,000 stallion. Prince Palatine, sire of Prince Pal.

What sub-type of article is it?

Biography Curiosity

What themes does it cover?

Fortune Reversal Triumph

What keywords are associated?

Women Racehorse Owners Horse Purchase Saratoga Farm Churchill Downs Caroline Cox

What entities or persons were involved?

Mrs. Caroline Cox George B. Cox Edward F. Simms Freddie Goot

Where did it happen?

Cincinnati, Saratoga, Churchill Downs

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Key Persons

Mrs. Caroline Cox George B. Cox Edward F. Simms Freddie Goot

Location

Cincinnati, Saratoga, Churchill Downs

Event Date

Sept 11

Story Details

Mrs. Caroline Cox, widow of political leader George B. Cox, purchases a dozen horses from Edward F. Simms' Saratoga stock farm to enter horse racing next year; Freddie Goot appointed manager, with three to race at Churchill Downs next spring and nine yearlings; one is daughter of Prince Palatine.

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