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Ring-around-the-roses is, as mentioned in the OP, a nursery rhyme. It is also a common children's game, at least in the US. The exact words vary, as is true of all playground rhymes, but this is the version with which I'm most familiar.
The rose garland, now synonymous with the Kentucky Derby, is the source of the nickname Run for the RosesÂ® and has a history almost as long as the Derby itself. 1896 - The rose garland first appeared when the winner, Ben Brush, received a floral arrangement of white and pink roses. 1904 - The red rose became the official flower of the Kentucky Derby. 1925 - New York sports columnist Bill Corum famously dubbed the Kentucky Derby the Run for the RosesÂ®.. 1932 - The garland as it exists today was first introduced for the 58th running, won by Burgoo King.