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,n.L glJD of i U1AJ WM KENTUCKY CLUB ANNUAL DERBY DAY CONTEST JUST NAME HIM AND HE'S YOURS Ted Atkinson, Hall of Fame jockey, helped select this colt. Ted Bays: "This colt caught my eye immediately! He has the blood lines and conformation of a future champion." FIRST PRIZE GIVES YOU TRIPLE AWARD 1 1. Bay Thoroughbred colt sired by Oil Capitol, stakes winner of 19 races and $580,000. 2. All expenses for board and training your prize colt by the expeiienced trainer, L. K. Haggin, at War Horse Place, Lexington, Ky., to July 1, 1959 are paid by Kentucky Club. 3. Two choice seats for 1959 Kentucky Derby plus hotel room for four days plus $1,000.00 in cash for expenses and to shoot the works at the races. A. VI X ' 11 . . 1 - CONFIHNCI I , ' - v-"i"'.(.'i.-'A 4 CINMABEL H0THIH6 VfHTU I ." Si J J 7 U . ; r Ji- Vi Li : 1. I- .it ;3r"w'WWftt KENTUCKY CLUB PRIZE COLT OIL CAPITOL ) ( MAN MAHAL S,,,J ) NEVtR AGAIN II ( PHAWS BYHOS Dm) , djcbu I CINNABCL ( TOUmilLON ilOIKA I NOTHING VCNTUIK ICINNA This year's Kentucky Club Derby Day Contest brings you an opportunity to win a colt with a great back ground. His aire, Oil Capitol, was stakes winner of 19 races and $580,000; sired 10 winners from his first crop to race last year. A grandsire, Mahmoud, has sired more stakes winners than any other living American stallion. Truly, this colt is a potential champion! Just name this prize colt and he's yours plus choice seats to Kentucky Derby on May 2 plus $1,000.00 for expenses and to shoot the works at the races. Don't worry about how you would take care of a race horse even if you live in an apartment. Kentucky Club pays the bills for board and training to July 1, 1959. You get all the fun and thrills of owning a race horse without spending a dime. Later, you can race your prize colt or sell him, as you wish. We hope he will bring you a fortune. IV s easy to win. Awards will be made for the best names for this son of Oil Capitol. Send in all the entries you want. Be sure each name does not contain more than 16 letters. For example, a name might be Slick Winner. Don't send in this name. Think of better ones. Buy Kentucky Club's famous brands. Start now. KENTUCKY CLUB'S 9 QUALITY BRANDS You're so right to switch to a pipe! It's the wise and satisfying way to enjoy tobacco. And you're doubly right to switch to Kentucky Club's famous quality blends. Custom blends for all tastes. All guaranteed fresh. All packaged in moisture-proof Kenseal Pouch that keeps your tobacco fresh, mellow and cool-smoking to the fast pipeful. TOTAL OF 500 GREAT PRIZES 2nd to 7th PRIZES-Philco High Fidelity Phonograph. Concert Hall Cabinet. French Provincial Sty ling. Custom Con trol Center. New Stereo Reproducer. Exclusive Fidelitron System plus 12-Inch Woofer. 4 -Speed Automatic Changer. Transformer Powered Ampli fier with 20 Watts of Output. Jacks for Tuner and Stereo Tape Input and Ex ternal Stereo Amplifier. Dual Needle Ceramic Reproducer with Diamond Stylus on LP. 30H" High, 31,4" Wide, 16 Deep. Mi to 32nd PRIZES Philco pocket size 6-transistor radio. Gives hundreds of hours of life from only 2 pen-light batteries. 2-tone high-impact plastic case. Carrying handle also supports radio for table top use. 33rd I SOOtti PRIZES Beautiful simulated oil painting of 1959 Kentucky Club Prize Colt. Authentic copy of original oil painting by Allen F. Brewer, Jr., world-famous equine artist. In wooden frame, ready to bang. About 18 x 13 inches. CONTEST RULES 1. In not over 16 letter nor more than three words, write a nnme for the Kentucky Club prixe colt. Count punctuation or apace between worda aa letters. For example Slick Wmntr count as 12 letters. Use plain paper or entry blank. Print your name and addrasa. 3. Send aa many entries as you like to "Kentucky Club Derby Day Contest," P. O. Bos 3-C, Mount Vernon 10, N. Y. Each entry must be accompanied by front of outer wrapper from any of Kentucky Club's 8 brands of pipe tobacco: Aromatic Kentucky Club Mixture, London Dock, Whitehall, Brush Creek, Peper's Pouch Mixture, Crosby Square, Donniford, Kentucky Club White Burley. WUloushby Taylor. Entries must be postmarked not later than midnight, April 6, 1969. No entries returned. All become property of Kentucky Club Division of Mail Pouch Tobacco Co. Prises will be awarded aa bated elsewhere on this pate. Entries will 4 la be judged by the Reuben H. Donnelley Corporation on the basia of originality, aptness of thought and sincerity. Judges' decision final. Duplicate prises in case of ties. All members of a family may compete, but only one prise to a family. 4. Everyone in United States and possessions or Canada may enter the contest except employees of the manufacturers of Kentucky Club's Tobaccos, its advertising agencies and members of their fami lies. Entriea must be the original work of contestant. Contest subject to Federal, State and local regulations. 5. Top winner will be notified in ample time to attend the Derby; other winners will be notified by mail approximately six weeks after close of contest. Prixe colt will be presented to winner at Churchill Downs during Derby Day week. If, because of accident or other reason, it is necessary to withdraw the colt described above, another Thoroughbred of comparable value will be awarded. List of winning persona available to those requesting same and enclosing a self, addressed, stamped envelope. ' CNTRY BLANK Just write name for Kentucky Club prize colt in not over 16 letters and not over three words. Count punctu ation or space between words as letters. NAME FOR HORSE Mail to "Kentucky Club Derby Day Cento!," P.O. Bex 3-C, Mount Vemen 10, N.Y. Dept. FW Send with each entry front of outer wrapper from any of Ken- ' tucky Club's 9 brands of tobacco: Aromatic Kentucky Club Mixture, London Dock, Whitehall. Bruah Creek, Peper'a Pouch Mixture, Crosby Square. Donniford, Kentucky Club White Burley, Willoughby Taylor. Please underline brand name of wrapper with this entry. Entries must be postmarked not later than midnight, April 6, 1969. PRINT TOUS NAMB STHBBJT ZONK STATU m trz? m lsj urn lsd mm TT? '':"A ' .l)Mnsn W
