I very much enjoy racing history -- this is great stuff.
I found this in an article in the DRF archives -- here's the link (I hope)
http://kdl.kyvl.org/cgi/t/text/pagev....5;passterms=1
The piece is "Careers of Kentucky Derby Winners" and it was published in 1910.
"Apollo, the winner in 1882, was, like Vagrant, a gelding. He was always an honest running horse after his Derby race and captured some stakes and many purses for his owner, Green B. Morris. He broke down as a five-year-old and Morris presented him to a friend of his wife at Charleston, S.C., and the last that was heard of Apollo he was carrying his mistress over paths underneath the magnolia trees."
How pastoral!
