Claim: Kennymore was a British thoroughbred racehorse born in February 1911 and died in 1916 with a bad attitude who had a 4-1-2 record including a win with Georges Stern as jockey by a short head.
Evidence: Kennymore (February 1911 – 1916) was a British Thoroughbred racehorse and sire. February 1911 He died at the age of five in 1916 after a single season at stud. He was a difficult horse to manage and was described as having a "vile temper". 8: 4-1-2 On 29 April, in the presence of King George V, the colt was partnered by the French jockey Georges Stern when he contested the 106th running of the 2000 Guineas over the same course and distance. With The Tetrach absent as predicted, he stated the 2/1 favourite against seventeen opponents. Kennymore led from the start and held off a challenge from Corcyra to win the race by a short head, with two lengths back to Black Jester in third.