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How to watch the Belmont Stakes live online?
I downloaded a software program to my computer that allows me to watch the Belmont live and basically any other horse race online. I use it because a lot of times I'm at work during these triple crown races, and there's no TV at work.
It's easy to operate and downloads very quickly. I was watching the Derby in a matter of minutes after I got it downloaded to my pc in May. The only pc requirements are DSL or cable Internet and a windows operating system (sorry mac users), and it apparently works in any country.
Anyway, the website below will give you instant access.
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I downloaded a software program to my computer that allows me to watch the Belmont live and basically any other horse race online. I use it because a lot of times I'm at work during these triple crown races, and there's no TV at work.
It's easy to operate and downloads very quickly. I was watching the Derby in a matter of minutes after I got it downloaded to my pc in May. The only pc requirements are DSL or cable Internet and a windows operating system (sorry mac users), and it apparently works in any country.
Anyway, the website below will give you instant access.
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Horse racing fans love to bet against the favorites for a reason: if a longshot wins, the payout is big. This weekend at the races, the favorites to win the Malibu Stakes and La Brea Stakes were once again beaten by longshots: and if you were to ask anyone in attendance at either $300,000 Grade 1 stakes race, that made for an exciting opening day at Santa Anita Park! ......................
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Horse Betting
Indeed, horse racing is a fascinating sport that has been part of the human civilization since horses were first domesticated. Along with this sport is the emergence of horse betting. At present, horse betting continues to attract more and more spectators and bettors.
Horse betting and the Triple Crown
The Triple Crown is now the standard for thoroughbred racing. Triple Crown events hype up the fans, especially if a single winner claims all three major contests. Kentucky Derby is the first event and the second event is usually held at Pimlico Race Course, Maryland. The third and last event would most probably be held in New York (Elmont).
The Preakness, slated for May of 2009, would tell if there are chances for a winner in the Triple Crown. No one has won all three events since 1978, and the last Triple Crown winner was a colt named Affirmed. The world is still waiting for his successor. Horse betting for the Triple Crown events continues to attract plenty of bettors as these events are reconized internationally. There are many online sites that offer betting guides and services to those who wish to participate at the Triple Crown events.
Horse betting and the Kentucky Derby
As far as the Kentucky Derby is concerned, it is not only the horse betting that matters. The decorum too is taken into consideration. Decorum includes the dress code, and the business casual attire is mandated for the Jockey Club, Finish Line suites, Turf Club, etc. Business casual could mean any of the following: jackets, blazers, vests, sweaters, dresses, pantsuits, and slacks. Tennis shoes, denim, and jeans are a no-no.
Here are the things allowed to be brought into the Kentucky Derby -- small radios, strollers, packed lunch, cellphones, camcorders, cameras, binoculars, and baby bags.
The things you'd better not bring in are the following: weapons, umbrella, thermoses, grills, cans, bottles, luggages, backpacks, briefcase, and alcoholic drinks.
History of the Kentucky Derby
The following is a timeline of the events in the history of the Kentucky Derby:
1902: Matt Winn puts up a group of investors; the first Kentucky State Fair happened in Churchill where approximately 40,000 spectators attended.
1903: The group started renovations, and Churchill Downs' made its first revenue.
1907: Auto races were held alongside the Kentucky State Fair.
1911: Col. Winn decreased the minimum wager, and hired two employees for a betting booth. One operated the clicker and the other sold tickets.
1915: Regret was the first filly to clinch the Derby.
1918-19: A clique headed by James Graham Brown -- the Kentucky Jockey club -- took over Churchill Downs, Douglas park, Latonia, Kentucky Association, and others. Winn remained as General Manager and Vice-President.
1924: Black Gold clinched the Golden Jubilee derby.
1925 to 1949: The Kentucky Derby's track domain increased from 1919 to 1929, and the company got possession of a new Fairmount Park in East St. Louis. Having five tracks under supervision, the Kentucky Jockey Club started dissolving the organization in 1927, for the aim of reorganizing as an independent holding entity. It was finalized in 1928, and the American Turf Association became the new holding entity. The Washington Park was bought by the organization around this time.
In 1942, the top brass of Churchill Downs-Latonia Inc. sold their Latonia track. Later on the same year, the name was changed to Churchill Downs, Inc., and the American Turf Association retained their links with Churchill. However, they sold the last holding which was out of the state, the Lincoln Fields, in 1947.
The demise of the powerful American Turf Association happened on April of 1950, when the stockholders opted to dissolve it.
Trivia about the Kentucky Derby
In 1943, due to the war, travel restrictions caused the birth of the street car derby. More than 60,000 heads went to see Count Fleet, which was a 2 to 5 choice.
In 1945, a government ban threatened to disrupt the straight Derby strings, but the VE Day was followed by a declaration lifting the prohibition. The 71st Derby pushed through.
Four years later, Ponder won the 75th Derby in 1949, which was aired through local TV. Winn died on Oct 6 at the age of 88.
Horse betting and the Breeders Cup
The Breeders Cup is a yearly series of Grade one thoroughbred horse events managed by Breeders' Cup Ltd. Location changes yearly, and all locations have been in the US, save for 1996 when Canada hosted it. The Breeders' Cup was born in 1982 thanks to John Gaines, a horse breeder and owner. As for betting systems and guides, there are many sites that offer updated information on the Breeders' Cup. Before going into horse betting, it's best to gain information about the selection process used in Breeder's Cup.
The selection process
The Breeders' Cup allows a total of 14 starters in each of the 14 championships races. This doesn't include the Junvenile Fillies Turf, Juvenile Turf, and the Dirt Mile, with each of the races limited to only 12 starters. A field selection system is used to choose the runners for event fields that are oversubscribed. Based on this system, the horses anre ranked in order of preference as dictated by the performance in Breeders' Cup Challenges Races, a point system, and the decision of a panel composed of racing experts.
Other information about the Breeders' Cup
Jerry Bailey, a Hall of Famer, along with Saint Liam, ran his amazing sum of 15 career wins. His earnings have gone past $22 million.
Four-year old Shirocco was the first German-bred runner to clinch the Breeders' Cup as he and his jockey grabbed the John Deere turf. He is now the 27th horse bred on European soil to clinch a race in this racing tradition.
Breeders' Cup championship finishes the season and awards the fastest of the fast, most promising 2-year olds, etc. The best of them all would b
Indeed, horse racing is a fascinating sport that has been part of the human civilization since horses were first domesticated. Along with this sport is the emergence of horse betting. At present, horse betting continues to attract more and more spectators and bettors.
Horse betting and the Triple Crown
The Triple Crown is now the standard for thoroughbred racing. Triple Crown events hype up the fans, especially if a single winner claims all three major contests. Kentucky Derby is the first event and the second event is usually held at Pimlico Race Course, Maryland. The third and last event would most probably be held in New York (Elmont).
The Preakness, slated for May of 2009, would tell if there are chances for a winner in the Triple Crown. No one has won all three events since 1978, and the last Triple Crown winner was a colt named Affirmed. The world is still waiting for his successor. Horse betting for the Triple Crown events continues to attract plenty of bettors as these events are reconized internationally. There are many online sites that offer betting guides and services to those who wish to participate at the Triple Crown events.
Horse betting and the Kentucky Derby
As far as the Kentucky Derby is concerned, it is not only the horse betting that matters. The decorum too is taken into consideration. Decorum includes the dress code, and the business casual attire is mandated for the Jockey Club, Finish Line suites, Turf Club, etc. Business casual could mean any of the following: jackets, blazers, vests, sweaters, dresses, pantsuits, and slacks. Tennis shoes, denim, and jeans are a no-no.
Here are the things allowed to be brought into the Kentucky Derby -- small radios, strollers, packed lunch, cellphones, camcorders, cameras, binoculars, and baby bags.
The things you'd better not bring in are the following: weapons, umbrella, thermoses, grills, cans, bottles, luggages, backpacks, briefcase, and alcoholic drinks.
History of the Kentucky Derby
The following is a timeline of the events in the history of the Kentucky Derby:
1902: Matt Winn puts up a group of investors; the first Kentucky State Fair happened in Churchill where approximately 40,000 spectators attended.
1903: The group started renovations, and Churchill Downs' made its first revenue.
1907: Auto races were held alongside the Kentucky State Fair.
1911: Col. Winn decreased the minimum wager, and hired two employees for a betting booth. One operated the clicker and the other sold tickets.
1915: Regret was the first filly to clinch the Derby.
1918-19: A clique headed by James Graham Brown -- the Kentucky Jockey club -- took over Churchill Downs, Douglas park, Latonia, Kentucky Association, and others. Winn remained as General Manager and Vice-President.
1924: Black Gold clinched the Golden Jubilee derby.
1925 to 1949: The Kentucky Derby's track domain increased from 1919 to 1929, and the company got possession of a new Fairmount Park in East St. Louis. Having five tracks under supervision, the Kentucky Jockey Club started dissolving the organization in 1927, for the aim of reorganizing as an independent holding entity. It was finalized in 1928, and the American Turf Association became the new holding entity. The Washington Park was bought by the organization around this time.
In 1942, the top brass of Churchill Downs-Latonia Inc. sold their Latonia track. Later on the same year, the name was changed to Churchill Downs, Inc., and the American Turf Association retained their links with Churchill. However, they sold the last holding which was out of the state, the Lincoln Fields, in 1947.
The demise of the powerful American Turf Association happened on April of 1950, when the stockholders opted to dissolve it.
Trivia about the Kentucky Derby
In 1943, due to the war, travel restrictions caused the birth of the street car derby. More than 60,000 heads went to see Count Fleet, which was a 2 to 5 choice.
In 1945, a government ban threatened to disrupt the straight Derby strings, but the VE Day was followed by a declaration lifting the prohibition. The 71st Derby pushed through.
Four years later, Ponder won the 75th Derby in 1949, which was aired through local TV. Winn died on Oct 6 at the age of 88.
Horse betting and the Breeders Cup
The Breeders Cup is a yearly series of Grade one thoroughbred horse events managed by Breeders' Cup Ltd. Location changes yearly, and all locations have been in the US, save for 1996 when Canada hosted it. The Breeders' Cup was born in 1982 thanks to John Gaines, a horse breeder and owner. As for betting systems and guides, there are many sites that offer updated information on the Breeders' Cup. Before going into horse betting, it's best to gain information about the selection process used in Breeder's Cup.
The selection process
The Breeders' Cup allows a total of 14 starters in each of the 14 championships races. This doesn't include the Junvenile Fillies Turf, Juvenile Turf, and the Dirt Mile, with each of the races limited to only 12 starters. A field selection system is used to choose the runners for event fields that are oversubscribed. Based on this system, the horses anre ranked in order of preference as dictated by the performance in Breeders' Cup Challenges Races, a point system, and the decision of a panel composed of racing experts.
Other information about the Breeders' Cup
Jerry Bailey, a Hall of Famer, along with Saint Liam, ran his amazing sum of 15 career wins. His earnings have gone past $22 million.
Four-year old Shirocco was the first German-bred runner to clinch the Breeders' Cup as he and his jockey grabbed the John Deere turf. He is now the 27th horse bred on European soil to clinch a race in this racing tradition.
Breeders' Cup championship finishes the season and awards the fastest of the fast, most promising 2-year olds, etc. The best of them all would b
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[FONT="Fixedsys"]Rachel Alexandra is up for 2009 Horse of the Year.[/FONT]
Starting with the Kentucky Derby and moving on down the Triple Crown schedule and all the subsequent big prep races, not to mention the Dubai World Cup and the Breeders' Cup World Championships, 2009 was a great year in thoroughbred horse racing — not just for the horses and their owners, but also for the trainers, fans and bettors.
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Starting with the Kentucky Derby and moving on down the Triple Crown schedule and all the subsequent big prep races, not to mention the Dubai World Cup and the Breeders' Cup World Championships, 2009 was a great year in thoroughbred horse racing — not just for the horses and their owners, but also for the trainers, fans and bettors.
Do the names Well Armed, Mine That Bird, Summer Bird, Rachel Alexandra and Zenyatta ring a bell?
Bodog Racebook went the distance with all the best online horse racing odds for all the big stakes races, with extras like horse racing analysis from the experts (Steve Davidowitz and Dave Tuley) PLUS weekly articles covering racetracks from the U.S. East & West Coast, and abroad.
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The Four Seasons Beverly Wilshire Hotel played host to this year's Eclipse Awards and as many predicted the award for Horse of the Year went to (drum roll please) Rachel Alexandra. In total, the three-year-old filly received 130 first place votes, while Zenyatta (the only other horse up for the award) took 99 votes.
Accepting the trophy of the evening for Rachel Alexandra, owner Jess Jackson had this to say: "As long as Rachel is able to run and compete at the top level, we look forward to running at least another year."
What's interesting is that Rachel Alexandra and Zenyatta have never raced each other and if you were to ask Zenyatta's owner Jerry Moss which of the two is more deserving of the Horse of the Year award — well, see for yourself: "Zenyatta's never lost, she's perfect. Nobody's beaten her on the racetrack, so they beat her by proxy as far as I'm concerned."
Zenyatta won the Eclipse Award as the top older female for the second straight year, while Rachel Alexandra was voted top three-year-old filly. Steve Asmussen, Rachel Alexandra's trainer, took home the award for (you guessed it) top trainer.
The Eclipse Awards are voted on by members of the National Turf Writers' Association, the Daily Racing Form and the National Thoroughbred Racing Association.
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Accepting the trophy of the evening for Rachel Alexandra, owner Jess Jackson had this to say: "As long as Rachel is able to run and compete at the top level, we look forward to running at least another year."
What's interesting is that Rachel Alexandra and Zenyatta have never raced each other and if you were to ask Zenyatta's owner Jerry Moss which of the two is more deserving of the Horse of the Year award — well, see for yourself: "Zenyatta's never lost, she's perfect. Nobody's beaten her on the racetrack, so they beat her by proxy as far as I'm concerned."
Zenyatta won the Eclipse Award as the top older female for the second straight year, while Rachel Alexandra was voted top three-year-old filly. Steve Asmussen, Rachel Alexandra's trainer, took home the award for (you guessed it) top trainer.
The Eclipse Awards are voted on by members of the National Turf Writers' Association, the Daily Racing Form and the National Thoroughbred Racing Association.
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The Kentucky Derby is billed as the most exciting two minutes in sports. Held every year on the first Saturday in May at the World famous Churchill Downs in Louisville, Kentucky, the most glamorous horse racing event of the year draws spectators from all over the world. First run in 1875, as part of a four race series, the Kentucky Derby began to grow in prominence after the turn of the century, shifting the epicenter of the racing world to Churchill Downs. Getting to the Kentucky Derby can be a once in a lifetime experience, so if you want Infield Derby tickets or any of the other great Kentucky Derby seating choices, GoTickets can help you get your 2010 Kentucky Derby Tickets today!
The history of the Kentucky Derby is a history of pageantry and tradition, of excitement, and down to the wire finishes by some of the most famous horses in history. Kentucky Derby ticketsare an entrance to a world of horse racing history. To stand under the twin spires of the grandstands at Churchill Downs is to stand in a place where legends are born. The glamour, the tradition, the excitement and the thrills, all come with a ticket to the Kentucky Derby.
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2/6 Robert B. Lewis Stakes Santa Anita II 1 1/16 Miles
2/7 Hallandale Beach Stakes Gulfstream Park II 1 1/16 Miles Turf
2/13 Sam F. Davis Stakes Tampa Bay Downs III 1 1/16 Miles
2/15 Southwest Stakes Oaklawn Park III 1 Mile
2/15 San Vicente Stakes Santa Anita II 7 Furlongs
2/20 Risen Star Stakes Fair Grounds II 1 1/16 Miles
2/20 El Camino Real Derby Golden Gate III 1 1/8 Miles
2/20 Fountain of Youth Stakes Gulfstream Park II 1 1/8 Miles
2/20 Hutcheson Stakes Gulfstream Park II 7 Furlongs
2/20 Turf Paradise Derby Turf Paradise II 1 1/16 Miles
2/27 Miracle Wood Stakes Laurel II 7 Furlongs
2/27 Sham Stakes Santa Anita III 1 1/8 Miles
2/27 Borderland Derby Sunland Park III 1 1/16 Miles
2/27 John Battaglia Memorial Stakes Turfway Park III 1 1/16 Miles
3/6 Gotham Stakes Aqueduct III 1 1/16 Miles
3/6 Palm Beach Stakes Gulfstream Park III 1 1/8 Miles Turf
3/13 Rebel Stakes Oaklawn Park II 1 1/16 Miles
3/13 San Felipe Stakes Santa Anita II 1 1/16 Miles
3/13 Tampa Bay Derby Tampa Bay Downs III 1 1/16 Miles
3/20 Florida Derby Gulfstream Park I 1 1/8 Miles
3/20 Swale Stakes Gulfstream Park II 7 Furlongs
3/20 Private Terms Stakes Laurel II 1 Mile
3/27 UAE Derby Nad El Sheba II 1 1/8 Miles
3/27 Louisiana Derby Fair Grounds II 1 1/8 Miles
3/27 Crescent City Derby Fair Grounds II 1 1/16 Miles
3/27 Rushaway Stakes Turfway Park II 1 1/16 Miles
3/28 Sunland Derby Sunland Park III 1 1/8 Miles
4/3 Bay Shore Stakes Aqueduct III 7 Furlongs
4/3 Wood Memorial Stakes Aqueduct I 1 1/8 Miles
4/3 Illinois Derby Hawthorne III 1 1/8 Miles
4/3 Santa Anita Derby Santa Anita I 1 1/8 Miles
4/10 Blue Grass Stakes Keeneland I 1 1/8 Miles
4/10 Arkansas Derby Oaklawn Park I 1 1/8 Miles
4/17 Coolmore Lexington Stakes Keeneland II 1 1/16 Miles
4/24 Withers Stakes Aqueduct III 1 Mile
4/24 Cliff’s Edge Derby Trial Churchill Downs III 1 Mile
5/1 Kentucky Derby Churchill Downs I 1 1/4 Mile
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2/6 Whirlaway Stakes Aqueduct 1 1/16 Miles
2/6 Robert B. Lewis Stakes Santa Anita II 1 1/16 Miles
2/7 Hallandale Beach Stakes Gulfstream Park II 1 1/16 Miles Turf
2/13 Sam F. Davis Stakes Tampa Bay Downs III 1 1/16 Miles
2/15 Southwest Stakes Oaklawn Park III 1 Mile
2/15 San Vicente Stakes Santa Anita II 7 Furlongs
2/20 Risen Star Stakes Fair Grounds II 1 1/16 Miles
2/20 El Camino Real Derby Golden Gate III 1 1/8 Miles
2/20 Fountain of Youth Stakes Gulfstream Park II 1 1/8 Miles
2/20 Hutcheson Stakes Gulfstream Park II 7 Furlongs
2/20 Turf Paradise Derby Turf Paradise II 1 1/16 Miles
2/27 Miracle Wood Stakes Laurel II 7 Furlongs
2/27 Sham Stakes Santa Anita III 1 1/8 Miles
2/27 Borderland Derby Sunland Park III 1 1/16 Miles
2/27 John Battaglia Memorial Stakes Turfway Park III 1 1/16 Miles
3/6 Gotham Stakes Aqueduct III 1 1/16 Miles
3/6 Palm Beach Stakes Gulfstream Park III 1 1/8 Miles Turf
3/13 Rebel Stakes Oaklawn Park II 1 1/16 Miles
3/13 San Felipe Stakes Santa Anita II 1 1/16 Miles
3/13 Tampa Bay Derby Tampa Bay Downs III 1 1/16 Miles
3/20 Florida Derby Gulfstream Park I 1 1/8 Miles
3/20 Swale Stakes Gulfstream Park II 7 Furlongs
3/20 Private Terms Stakes Laurel II 1 Mile
3/27 UAE Derby Nad El Sheba II 1 1/8 Miles
3/27 Louisiana Derby Fair Grounds II 1 1/8 Miles
3/27 Crescent City Derby Fair Grounds II 1 1/16 Miles
3/27 Rushaway Stakes Turfway Park II 1 1/16 Miles
3/28 Sunland Derby Sunland Park III 1 1/8 Miles
4/3 Bay Shore Stakes Aqueduct III 7 Furlongs
4/3 Wood Memorial Stakes Aqueduct I 1 1/8 Miles
4/3 Illinois Derby Hawthorne III 1 1/8 Miles
4/3 Santa Anita Derby Santa Anita I 1 1/8 Miles
4/10 Blue Grass Stakes Keeneland I 1 1/8 Miles
4/10 Arkansas Derby Oaklawn Park I 1 1/8 Miles
4/17 Coolmore Lexington Stakes Keeneland II 1 1/16 Miles
4/24 Withers Stakes Aqueduct III 1 Mile
4/24 Cliff’s Edge Derby Trial Churchill Downs III 1 Mile
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Joining a field of 13 males in this weekend's 73rd running of the $750,000 Santa Anita Handicap at Santa Anita Park is five-year-old mare St. Trinians, winner of seven out of 11 career starts (and earninsgs of $268,587). The Mike Mitchell trained mare most recently won the Santa Maria Handicap and if she crosses the finish line first on March 6 she will become the first female to do so in the history of the Big 'Cap.
Undefeated in four starts since coming to the United States from England, St Trinians will start from post two with jockey Joel Rosario.
"If there is a question," Mitchell said, "it's if she can go a mile and a quarter, and I think she can, the way she finished winning the Santa Maria."
Owned by Dan Capen and Laura Chavers, St Trinians is perfect in three tries at Santa Anita. Read more on this weekend's top contenders set to take to the gates at the Santa Anita Handicap at Santa Anita Park.
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Undefeated in four starts since coming to the United States from England, St Trinians will start from post two with jockey Joel Rosario.
"If there is a question," Mitchell said, "it's if she can go a mile and a quarter, and I think she can, the way she finished winning the Santa Maria."
Owned by Dan Capen and Laura Chavers, St Trinians is perfect in three tries at Santa Anita. Read more on this weekend's top contenders set to take to the gates at the Santa Anita Handicap at Santa Anita Park.
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Trainer Bob Baffert will get a chance to show the world just how good Lookin At Lucky looks as his 3-year-old gets set to make his 2010 debut Saturday, March 13 in the Grade 2, $300,000 Rebel Stakes at Oaklawn Park. With jockey Garrett Gomez in the saddle, this race will also be a test to see how Lookin At Lucky performs on dirt and with blinkers – two more firsts for this top Kentucky Derby contender...................
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Zenyatta's 2010 debut goes down this Saturday at the Santa Margarita, marking her first start in more than four months. The six-year-old undefeated mare will face eight competitors in a bid for the $250,000 purse leading up to her face-off with 2009 Horse of the Year Rachel Alexandra at the Apple Blossom on April 9. On Saturday, Rachel will be running in the New Orleans Ladies at the Fair Grounds.
With Mike Smith on board, Zenyatta will start from post position eight in the 1 1/8- mile race.
Here is the list of the nine horses running in this Saturday's Santa Margarita in order of post positions, as well as jockeys: Dance to My Tune, Martin Garcia; Pretty Katherine, Joel Rosario; Made for Magic,Omar Berrio; Pretty Unusual, Chantal Sutherland; Striking Dancer, Alex Solis; Powerofvoodoo, Tyler Kaplan; Gripsholm Castle, Victor Espinoza; Zenyatta, Mike Smith and Floating Heart, Joe Talamo.
Owned by Jerry and Ann Moss, Zenyatta is trained by John Shirreffs. Her resume boasts 14 wins, two championships, and zero career losses. She became the first female to win the Breeders' Cup.
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With Mike Smith on board, Zenyatta will start from post position eight in the 1 1/8- mile race.
Here is the list of the nine horses running in this Saturday's Santa Margarita in order of post positions, as well as jockeys: Dance to My Tune, Martin Garcia; Pretty Katherine, Joel Rosario; Made for Magic,Omar Berrio; Pretty Unusual, Chantal Sutherland; Striking Dancer, Alex Solis; Powerofvoodoo, Tyler Kaplan; Gripsholm Castle, Victor Espinoza; Zenyatta, Mike Smith and Floating Heart, Joe Talamo.
Owned by Jerry and Ann Moss, Zenyatta is trained by John Shirreffs. Her resume boasts 14 wins, two championships, and zero career losses. She became the first female to win the Breeders' Cup.
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Over at the Meydan Racecourse on Saturday, Gloria De Campeao proved that when it comes to horse racing, sometimes the third time out can be a charm — even if it is by a nose. The French thoroughbred finished 8th in the 2008 Dubai World Cup and then 2nd in the 2009 Dubai World Cup before finally taking the coveted 1st place prize at the 2010 Dubai World Cup. Allybar placed 2nd and Lizard's Desire finished 3rd.
Trainer Pascal Bary had this to say about his winning horse: "To win a race like that with a horse like this is great. He's such a wonderful horse, he always tries. "The other horse finished so fast I wasn't sure if we had won. When he comes to Dubai he is a different horse."
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Trainer Pascal Bary had this to say about his winning horse: "To win a race like that with a horse like this is great. He's such a wonderful horse, he always tries. "The other horse finished so fast I wasn't sure if we had won. When he comes to Dubai he is a different horse."
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The Kentucky Derby prep races are winding down and the betting favorites for the 2010 Kentucky Derby are slowly but surely lining up for the big event.
There was a lot of excitement this past weekend with top winners Sidney’s Candy and Eskendereya, the Wood Memorial champ. There was also a big kerfuffle at the Santa Anita Derby involving jockey’s Garrett Gomez and Victor Espinoza that ended in suspension and a $750 for throwing punches.
It’s been quite a week in the world of horse racing! Having said that, here are the early favorites for the 2010 Kentucky Derby…as I see it:
Eskendereya
Eskendereya has been on a roll with a strong 9 3/4 length win at the Wood Memorial, as well as a 8 ¾ win at the Fountain of Youth. This horse is strong and has the endurance of a champion so let’s just hope he can continue his strong winning streak.
Sidney’s Candy
Was Sidney’s Candy just in the right place at the right time at the Santa Anita Derby? We’re not sure but either way he’s a strong contender for the Kentucky Derby. He’s used to primarily synthetic s so it will be interesting to see how Sidney’s Candy fares at a dirt track.
Lookin At Lucky
Lookin At Lucky is holding strong and showed us what he was made of when he won the Rebel on dirt at Oaklawn in March. According to his trainer, Bob Baffert, he’s definitely dropped in popularity but he’s still a strong contender.
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There was a lot of excitement this past weekend with top winners Sidney’s Candy and Eskendereya, the Wood Memorial champ. There was also a big kerfuffle at the Santa Anita Derby involving jockey’s Garrett Gomez and Victor Espinoza that ended in suspension and a $750 for throwing punches.
It’s been quite a week in the world of horse racing! Having said that, here are the early favorites for the 2010 Kentucky Derby…as I see it:
Eskendereya
Eskendereya has been on a roll with a strong 9 3/4 length win at the Wood Memorial, as well as a 8 ¾ win at the Fountain of Youth. This horse is strong and has the endurance of a champion so let’s just hope he can continue his strong winning streak.
Sidney’s Candy
Was Sidney’s Candy just in the right place at the right time at the Santa Anita Derby? We’re not sure but either way he’s a strong contender for the Kentucky Derby. He’s used to primarily synthetic s so it will be interesting to see how Sidney’s Candy fares at a dirt track.
Lookin At Lucky
Lookin At Lucky is holding strong and showed us what he was made of when he won the Rebel on dirt at Oaklawn in March. According to his trainer, Bob Baffert, he’s definitely dropped in popularity but he’s still a strong contender.
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The Kentucky Derby prep races are winding down and the betting favorites for the 2010 Kentucky Derby are slowly but surely lining up for the big event.
There was a lot of excitement this past weekend with top winners Sidney’s Candy and Eskendereya, the Wood Memorial champ. There was also a big kerfuffle at the Santa Anita Derby involving jockey’s Garrett Gomez and Victor Espinoza that ended in suspension and a $750 for throwing punches.
It’s been quite a week in the world of horse racing! Having said that, here are the early favorites for the 2010 Kentucky Derby…as I see it:
Eskendereya
Eskendereya has been on a roll with a strong 9 3/4 length win at the Wood Memorial, as well as a 8 ¾ win at the Fountain of Youth. This horse is strong and has the endurance of a champion so let’s just hope he can continue his strong winning streak.
Sidney’s Candy
Was Sidney’s Candy just in the right place at the right time at the Santa Anita Derby? We’re not sure but either way he’s a strong contender for the Kentucky Derby. He’s used to primarily synthetic s so it will be interesting to see how Sidney’s Candy fares at a dirt track.
Lookin At Lucky
Lookin At Lucky is holding strong and showed us what he was made of when he won the Rebel on dirt at Oaklawn in March. According to his trainer, Bob Baffert, he’s definitely dropped in popularity but he’s still a strong contender.
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The biggest question in the final weeks before the May 1 Derby is which horses will be left out because the field is limited to 20 starters. If more are entered, the field is determined by graded-stakes earnings.
Im gonna go with 2 long shots but not sure who
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As expected the Lexington Stakes at Keeneland on Saturday had no impact on eligible horses for the 2010 Kentucky Derby. The race was won by still another Todd Pletcher trained 3-yr-old, EXHI, who will not have sufficient earnings to make the Kentucky Derby top 20. Of greater importance, however, several prominent Derby contenders had serious recent workouts. How these horses train will be important to all handicappers hoping to separate contenders for the 1-1/4 mile Classic at Churchill Downs on May 1.
Here is the first of my thumbnail Derby workout reports for a handful of the most prominent Kentucky Derby contenders. They are listed with my ranking from 0 to 10, along with key fractional splits:
Churchill Downs, Thurs., Apr. 15:
LOOKIN AT LUCKY: (8-1/2 Rating). 5 furlongs in 1:01.20, with blinkers removed, under a good hold all the way. (“He doesn’t need blinkers anymore,” trainer Bob Baffert said). Fractions were 25.20 and 49.60, with a last furlong in a solid 11:60, galloping out 6 furlongs in 1:14.60.
CONVEYENCE: (8); 5 furlongs in 1:00.60. Frontrunner was slow to get started, but finished last furlong in 11.60, galloping out 6 furlongs in 1:13.60, looking much better than he did when he was second to ENDORSEMENT in the Sunland Derby.
JACKSON BEND: (8). 4 furlongs in 47.40, with 23.60 for the quarter and a last furlong in 12 flat, galloping out 5 furlongs in a leisurely 1:01.20 in company with a stablemate. “I Ioved it,” trainer Nick Zito said.
Churchill Downs, Fri., Apr. 16:
ICE BOX: (7-1/2). 4 furlongs in 48.40 in company. Went 24 flat; galloped out 5 furlongs evenly in 1:02.20, a typically modest work for this Zito trained Fla. Derby winner.
Churchill Downs, Sat., Apr. 17:
SIDNEY’S CANDY: (8-1/2). 5 furlongs in 59.80, with 24.80 and 48.00, getting final 1/8th in 11.80, easily catching workmate, galloping out 6F in 1:12.80, pulling up 7 furlongs in 1:27.40. A fine move for a horse that never has raced on dirt.
KEENELAND, Sat., Apr. 17:
ENDORSEMENT: (9). 5 furlongs in 1:01.60 in company; with 26.60 and 49.40 splits and trainer Shannon Ritter aboard. The Sunland Derby winner made up five lengths in the stretch and galloped out 6 furlongs strongly in 1:14, pulling up 7 furlongs in 1:27 40, an excellent move. Endorsement now is at Churchill and will have two works over the track.
PAYSON PARK TRAINING CENTER, IN FLORIDA, Sat., Apr. 17:
ESKENDEREYA: (8-1/2). 5 furlongs in 1:02.25, with first quarter in 25.01 and last 1/8th in 12.12, galloping out 6 furlongs with good energy in 1:15.32, on a deep racing surface, a deceptively good drill.
DISCREETLY MINE: (7-1/2); 5 furlongs in 1:02.22, galloping out 6 furlongs in 1:15.66. . MISSION IMPAZIBLE: (8). 5 furlongs in 1:02.35, easily beating stablemate RULE (6-1/2); 5 furlongs in 1:02.69.
CHURCHILL DOWNS TRAINING CENTER, Sat, Apr. 17:
DEAN’S KITTEN: (8). 5 furlongs in a fast 59.80 on even terms with trainer Mike Maker's AGE OF HUMOR, who is to run in the Kentucky Oaks on Friday, Apr. 30.
ADDED NOTES:
RESEARCHER did score a repeat win in the $1 million Charles Town Classic Saturday night. Veteran jockey Richard Migliore may be forced to retire to protect injured vertebrae suffered in a recent fall. Bob Baffert’s TIZ CHROME was fatally injured while training at Churchill; DROSSELMEYER will run in the G-3 Derby Trial, on Churchill’s opening day card Apr. 24 and worked 5 furlongs in 1:02, at Keeneland, Saturday, with a final 1/8th in 11.90, galloping out 6 furlongs strongly in 1:15.40.
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Here is the first of my thumbnail Derby workout reports for a handful of the most prominent Kentucky Derby contenders. They are listed with my ranking from 0 to 10, along with key fractional splits:
Churchill Downs, Thurs., Apr. 15:
LOOKIN AT LUCKY: (8-1/2 Rating). 5 furlongs in 1:01.20, with blinkers removed, under a good hold all the way. (“He doesn’t need blinkers anymore,” trainer Bob Baffert said). Fractions were 25.20 and 49.60, with a last furlong in a solid 11:60, galloping out 6 furlongs in 1:14.60.
CONVEYENCE: (8); 5 furlongs in 1:00.60. Frontrunner was slow to get started, but finished last furlong in 11.60, galloping out 6 furlongs in 1:13.60, looking much better than he did when he was second to ENDORSEMENT in the Sunland Derby.
JACKSON BEND: (8). 4 furlongs in 47.40, with 23.60 for the quarter and a last furlong in 12 flat, galloping out 5 furlongs in a leisurely 1:01.20 in company with a stablemate. “I Ioved it,” trainer Nick Zito said.
Churchill Downs, Fri., Apr. 16:
ICE BOX: (7-1/2). 4 furlongs in 48.40 in company. Went 24 flat; galloped out 5 furlongs evenly in 1:02.20, a typically modest work for this Zito trained Fla. Derby winner.
Churchill Downs, Sat., Apr. 17:
SIDNEY’S CANDY: (8-1/2). 5 furlongs in 59.80, with 24.80 and 48.00, getting final 1/8th in 11.80, easily catching workmate, galloping out 6F in 1:12.80, pulling up 7 furlongs in 1:27.40. A fine move for a horse that never has raced on dirt.
KEENELAND, Sat., Apr. 17:
ENDORSEMENT: (9). 5 furlongs in 1:01.60 in company; with 26.60 and 49.40 splits and trainer Shannon Ritter aboard. The Sunland Derby winner made up five lengths in the stretch and galloped out 6 furlongs strongly in 1:14, pulling up 7 furlongs in 1:27 40, an excellent move. Endorsement now is at Churchill and will have two works over the track.
PAYSON PARK TRAINING CENTER, IN FLORIDA, Sat., Apr. 17:
ESKENDEREYA: (8-1/2). 5 furlongs in 1:02.25, with first quarter in 25.01 and last 1/8th in 12.12, galloping out 6 furlongs with good energy in 1:15.32, on a deep racing surface, a deceptively good drill.
DISCREETLY MINE: (7-1/2); 5 furlongs in 1:02.22, galloping out 6 furlongs in 1:15.66. . MISSION IMPAZIBLE: (8). 5 furlongs in 1:02.35, easily beating stablemate RULE (6-1/2); 5 furlongs in 1:02.69.
CHURCHILL DOWNS TRAINING CENTER, Sat, Apr. 17:
DEAN’S KITTEN: (8). 5 furlongs in a fast 59.80 on even terms with trainer Mike Maker's AGE OF HUMOR, who is to run in the Kentucky Oaks on Friday, Apr. 30.
ADDED NOTES:
RESEARCHER did score a repeat win in the $1 million Charles Town Classic Saturday night. Veteran jockey Richard Migliore may be forced to retire to protect injured vertebrae suffered in a recent fall. Bob Baffert’s TIZ CHROME was fatally injured while training at Churchill; DROSSELMEYER will run in the G-3 Derby Trial, on Churchill’s opening day card Apr. 24 and worked 5 furlongs in 1:02, at Keeneland, Saturday, with a final 1/8th in 11.90, galloping out 6 furlongs strongly in 1:15.40.
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Horse racing handicapping isn’t an exact science and every once in a while there is a horse like 2009 Kentucky Derby winner Mine That Bird that simply defies the betting odds.
Kentucky Derby 2010 Tip 1
The Kentucky Derby lineup is always a large one and a full slate of 20 entries is to be expected. What this means for horse betting picks is that the best entry doesn’t always take home first because of issues like traffic and lane congestion. An incredible closer that is easily the best doesn’t mean much if the horse has 10 others in front of him blocking his path coming around the back stretch. Make sure to monitor the post positions for the 2010 Kentucky Derby and figure in the likely race your favorite horse is going to have to run to come out ahead.
Kentucky Derby 2010 Tip 2
There are positives and negatives to this strategy but if you really like a horse at a certain price we say to jump on it early. Remember, if you bet on a horse on race day of the Kentucky Derby than you will get the closing odds. What that means is that if you like, say, American Lion and bet on him at 10/1 on race day and everyone else likes him and pushes him to 2/1 at post time, then those are the odds you will get. Not the 10/1 you bet earlier in the day. However, if you bet early before the Kentucky Derby entries are finalized you can lock in the odds you want and they won’t change. It’s just one of the big advantages of betting the Kentucky Derby online.
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Kentucky Derby 2010 Tip 1
The Kentucky Derby lineup is always a large one and a full slate of 20 entries is to be expected. What this means for horse betting picks is that the best entry doesn’t always take home first because of issues like traffic and lane congestion. An incredible closer that is easily the best doesn’t mean much if the horse has 10 others in front of him blocking his path coming around the back stretch. Make sure to monitor the post positions for the 2010 Kentucky Derby and figure in the likely race your favorite horse is going to have to run to come out ahead.
Kentucky Derby 2010 Tip 2
There are positives and negatives to this strategy but if you really like a horse at a certain price we say to jump on it early. Remember, if you bet on a horse on race day of the Kentucky Derby than you will get the closing odds. What that means is that if you like, say, American Lion and bet on him at 10/1 on race day and everyone else likes him and pushes him to 2/1 at post time, then those are the odds you will get. Not the 10/1 you bet earlier in the day. However, if you bet early before the Kentucky Derby entries are finalized you can lock in the odds you want and they won’t change. It’s just one of the big advantages of betting the Kentucky Derby online.
Kentucky Derby 2010 Tip 3
Seriously. Bookmark our website. No one covers the Kentucky Derby as in-depth as we do and you should expect nothing short of 100 handicapping articles in the week leading up to the 136th running on May 1st. We are a great resource for horse betting information and you should make us your one-stop shop for betting on the Kentucky Derby this year. Our preferred online racebooks – BoDog Racebook and Intertops Sportsbook – to bring our readers the latest news and the best odds to bet on the 136th running of the Kentucky Derby (1st leg of the 2010 edition of the Triple Crown).
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This Saturday’s Kentucky Derby just got a lot more wide open as pre-race favorite Eskendereya has been pulled from the Run for the Roses because of a leg “issue.” Of course Bodog’s horse racing odds will have all the odds and props for the sport’s premier event.
Eskendereya had bolted into favored status ahead of Lookin at Lucky after a 9 3/4-length victory in the Grade 1 Wood Memorial at Aqueduct. In his race before that, the colt dominated a field of 10 in the Grade 2 Fountain of Youth at Gulfstream. Eskendereya’s trainer is Todd Pletcher, who has yet to win a Derby in 24 tries but still is considered arguably the top trainer in the world. He figures to have a whopping six other potential entries in the Derby.
Eskendereya returned from a routine gallop Saturday morning out of sorts, according to Pletcher. When the trainer arrived at his barn Sunday morning, the colt had a large amount of swelling between his left front ankle and knee. Pletcher said he’s hoping the injury, which he compared to a sprained ankle in a human, isn't career-threatening. Eskendereya will undergo an examination when the swelling subsides. So hopefully he will be ready for the Preakness.
According to the New York Times, Mike Battaglia, the oddsmaker at the Churchill Downs racetrack, said the colt would be his morning-line favorite at odds of around 2-1. Last year, Battaglia’s morning-line favorite, I Want Revenge, scratched the morning of the race due to injury.
The West Coast-based Lookin at Lucky, trained by Bob Baffert, will become the favorite now for the Derby, along with Santa Anita Derby winner Sidney's Candy.
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Eskendereya had bolted into favored status ahead of Lookin at Lucky after a 9 3/4-length victory in the Grade 1 Wood Memorial at Aqueduct. In his race before that, the colt dominated a field of 10 in the Grade 2 Fountain of Youth at Gulfstream. Eskendereya’s trainer is Todd Pletcher, who has yet to win a Derby in 24 tries but still is considered arguably the top trainer in the world. He figures to have a whopping six other potential entries in the Derby.
Eskendereya returned from a routine gallop Saturday morning out of sorts, according to Pletcher. When the trainer arrived at his barn Sunday morning, the colt had a large amount of swelling between his left front ankle and knee. Pletcher said he’s hoping the injury, which he compared to a sprained ankle in a human, isn't career-threatening. Eskendereya will undergo an examination when the swelling subsides. So hopefully he will be ready for the Preakness.
According to the New York Times, Mike Battaglia, the oddsmaker at the Churchill Downs racetrack, said the colt would be his morning-line favorite at odds of around 2-1. Last year, Battaglia’s morning-line favorite, I Want Revenge, scratched the morning of the race due to injury.
The West Coast-based Lookin at Lucky, trained by Bob Baffert, will become the favorite now for the Derby, along with Santa Anita Derby winner Sidney's Candy.
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No female trainer has won the Kentucky Derby. Might Endorsement's Shannon Ritter make history Saturday?
The surprise winner of the $800,000 Gr. 3 Sunland Derby at Sunland Park on March 28, Endorsement became instantly Derby-eligible off that single race – thanks to its $400,000 in graded stakes earnings for first place. Trained by Shannon Ritter and owned by WinStar Farms, Endorsement went into the Sunland Derby off his front-running, maiden-breaking win at Oaklawn Park on Feb. 20 – a feat that took him three tries to accomplish. And he defeated speedy Kentucky Derby rival Conveyance in the Sunland Derby, showing he can take on top talent.
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Endorsement is a son of Distorted Humor and has the benefit of having the Belmont Stakes- and Breeders’ Cup Classic-winning A.P. Indy on his dam’s side. He has his first workout at Churchill Downs scheduled for April 25. Robby Albarado, who piloted Endorsement to his Sunland Derby win, will retain the mount for the Kentucky Derby.
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The surprise winner of the $800,000 Gr. 3 Sunland Derby at Sunland Park on March 28, Endorsement became instantly Derby-eligible off that single race – thanks to its $400,000 in graded stakes earnings for first place. Trained by Shannon Ritter and owned by WinStar Farms, Endorsement went into the Sunland Derby off his front-running, maiden-breaking win at Oaklawn Park on Feb. 20 – a feat that took him three tries to accomplish. And he defeated speedy Kentucky Derby rival Conveyance in the Sunland Derby, showing he can take on top talent.
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Endorsement is a son of Distorted Humor and has the benefit of having the Belmont Stakes- and Breeders’ Cup Classic-winning A.P. Indy on his dam’s side. He has his first workout at Churchill Downs scheduled for April 25. Robby Albarado, who piloted Endorsement to his Sunland Derby win, will retain the mount for the Kentucky Derby.
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No female trainer has won the Kentucky Derby. Might Endorsement's Shannon Ritter make history Saturday?
The surprise winner of the $800,000 Gr. 3 Sunland Derby at Sunland Park on March 28, Endorsement became instantly Derby-eligible off that single race – thanks to its $400,000 in graded stakes earnings for first place. Trained by Shannon Ritter and owned by WinStar Farms, Endorsement went into the Sunland Derby off his front-running, maiden-breaking win at Oaklawn Park on Feb. 20 – a feat that took him three tries to accomplish. And he defeated speedy Kentucky Derby rival Conveyance in the Sunland Derby, showing he can take on top talent.
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Endorsement is a son of Distorted Humor and has the benefit of having the Belmont Stakes- and Breeders’ Cup Classic-winning A.P. Indy on his dam’s side. He has his first workout at Churchill Downs scheduled for April 25. Robby Albarado, who piloted Endorsement to his Sunland Derby win, will retain the mount for the Kentucky Derby.
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I live in ky and never even been, i might this year, not too many females in the sport though
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As expected the Lexington Stakes at Keeneland on Saturday had no impact on eligible horses for the 2010 Kentucky Derby. The race was won by still another Todd Pletcher trained 3-yr-old, EXHI, who will not have sufficient earnings to make the Kentucky Derby top 20. Of greater importance, however, several prominent Derby contenders had serious recent workouts. How these horses train will be important to all handicappers hoping to separate contenders for the 1-1/4 mile Classic at Churchill Downs on May 1.
Here is the first of my thumbnail Derby workout reports for a handful of the most prominent Kentucky Derby contenders. They are listed with my ranking from 0 to 10, along with key fractional splits:
Churchill Downs, Thurs., Apr. 15:
LOOKIN AT LUCKY: (8-1/2 Rating). 5 furlongs in 1:01.20, with blinkers removed, under a good hold all the way. (“He doesn’t need blinkers anymore,” trainer Bob Baffert said). Fractions were 25.20 and 49.60, with a last furlong in a solid 11:60, galloping out 6 furlongs in 1:14.60.
CONVEYENCE: (8); 5 furlongs in 1:00.60. Frontrunner was slow to get started, but finished last furlong in 11.60, galloping out 6 furlongs in 1:13.60, looking much better than he did when he was second to ENDORSEMENT in the Sunland Derby.
JACKSON BEND: (8). 4 furlongs in 47.40, with 23.60 for the quarter and a last furlong in 12 flat, galloping out 5 furlongs in a leisurely 1:01.20 in company with a stablemate. “I Ioved it,” trainer Nick Zito said.
Churchill Downs, Fri., Apr. 16:
ICE BOX: (7-1/2). 4 furlongs in 48.40 in company. Went 24 flat; galloped out 5 furlongs evenly in 1:02.20, a typically modest work for this Zito trained Fla. Derby winner.
Churchill Downs, Sat., Apr. 17:
SIDNEY’S CANDY: (8-1/2). 5 furlongs in 59.80, with 24.80 and 48.00, getting final 1/8th in 11.80, easily catching workmate, galloping out 6F in 1:12.80, pulling up 7 furlongs in 1:27.40. A fine move for a horse that never has raced on dirt.
KEENELAND, Sat., Apr. 17:
ENDORSEMENT: (9). 5 furlongs in 1:01.60 in company; with 26.60 and 49.40 splits and trainer Shannon Ritter aboard. The Sunland Derby winner made up five lengths in the stretch and galloped out 6 furlongs strongly in 1:14, pulling up 7 furlongs in 1:27 40, an excellent move. Endorsement now is at Churchill and will have two works over the track.
PAYSON PARK TRAINING CENTER, IN FLORIDA, Sat., Apr. 17:
ESKENDEREYA: (8-1/2). 5 furlongs in 1:02.25, with first quarter in 25.01 and last 1/8th in 12.12, galloping out 6 furlongs with good energy in 1:15.32, on a deep racing surface, a deceptively good drill.
DISCREETLY MINE: (7-1/2); 5 furlongs in 1:02.22, galloping out 6 furlongs in 1:15.66. . MISSION IMPAZIBLE: (8). 5 furlongs in 1:02.35, easily beating stablemate RULE (6-1/2); 5 furlongs in 1:02.69.
CHURCHILL DOWNS TRAINING CENTER, Sat, Apr. 17:
DEAN’S KITTEN: (8). 5 furlongs in a fast 59.80 on even terms with trainer Mike Maker's AGE OF HUMOR, who is to run in the Kentucky Oaks on Friday, Apr. 30.
ADDED NOTES:
RESEARCHER did score a repeat win in the $1 million Charles Town Classic Saturday night. Veteran jockey Richard Migliore may be forced to retire to protect injured vertebrae suffered in a recent fall. Bob Baffert’s TIZ CHROME was fatally injured while training at Churchill; DROSSELMEYER will run in the G-3 Derby Trial, on Churchill’s opening day card Apr. 24 and worked 5 furlongs in 1:02, at Keeneland, Saturday, with a final 1/8th in 11.90, galloping out 6 furlongs strongly in 1:15.40.
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One of my favorite Kentucky Derby prop bets allows you to get a certain number of horses in the starting gates and any of the horses in your range can win you the bet. The prop bet odds on this one are below.
Gates 1-5 +140
Gates 6-10 +550
Gates 11-15 +240
Gates 16-20 +220
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Gates 1-5 +140
Gates 6-10 +550
Gates 11-15 +240
Gates 16-20 +220
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The track has had problems finding enough horses to fill all the races.!!
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