The Kenner Stakes was an American Thoroughbred horse race run from 1870 through 1942 at Saratoga Race Course in Saratoga Springs, New York. Open to three-year-old horses, it was last contested at a distance of a mile and three sixteenths on dirt. It was run as the Miller Stakes from 1920 through 1930 in honor of prominent horseman and co-founder of Life magazine, Andrew Miller.
Winners (partial list)
1942 - Buckskin 1941 - War Relic 1940 - Your Chance 1939 - Hash 1938 - Bull Lea 1937 - Rex Flag 1936 - Granville 1935 - St. Bernard 1934 - Discovery 1933 - War Glory 1932 - Dark Secret 1931 - Mate 1930 - Whichone 1929 - Marine 1928 - Reigh Count 1927 - Brown Bud 1926 - Rock Star 1925 - Stirrup Cup 1924 - Klondyke 1923 - Martingale 1922 - Sweep By 1921 - Prudery 1920 - Man o' War 1919 - Milkmaid 1918 - Enfilade 1917 - Omar Khayyam 1903 - Injunction 1902 - Cunard 1901 - Baron Pepper 1897 - Don de Oro 1893 - Stowaway 1892 - Ronald 1891 - Vallera 1890 - English Lady 1889 - Long Dance 1888 - Los Angeles 1887 - Swarthmore 1886 - Elkwood 1885 - Irish Pat 1884 - Powhattan 1883 - George Kinney 1882 - Boatman 1881 - Hindoo 1880 - Luke Blackburn 1879 - Falsetto 1878 - Duke of Magenta 1877 - Bazil 1876 - Charley Howard 1875 - Ozark 1874 - Stampede 1873 - The Ill-Used 1872 - Joe Daniels 1871 - Harry Bassett 1870 - Enquirer
References The Kenner Stakes at Saratoga Race Course at Pedigree Query August 8, 1920 New York Times article on Man o' War's win in the Miller Stakes