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on this marvelous Kentucky Derby event?
Follow the 2010 Kentucky Derby 136 at Churchill Downs from
the prep races hot on the 2010 Triple Crown Trail to the
Kentucky Derby championship race day and all the way to the
Triple Crown horse racing finale. Find all you need to know
about the Kentucky Derby horse racing picks,
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tips, Kentucky derby betting
schedule, Kentucky Derby contenders, recent winners, race results and payouts,
Kentucky Derby horse racing history, and Churchill Downs
race track information and history. Consider the 2010
Kentucky Derby 136 on May 1, at Churchill Downs in
Louisville, Kentucky, as your winning bet to the
Preakness
Stakes at Pimlico race track,
Belmont Stakes at Belmont
Park, that will finish up this year's Triple Crown 2010!
Kentucky Derby Day Race Schedule
Grade II Churchill Downs: $250,000-added, seven furlongs,
4-year-olds and up
Grade III La Troienne: $150,000-added, seven furlongs,
3-year-old fillies
Grade III Distaff Turf Mile: $150,000-added, one mile,
fillies and mares, 3-year-olds and up
Grade I Distaff: $300,000 added, seven furlongs, fillies and
mares, 4-year-olds and up
Grade I Turf Classic: $500,000-added, 1 1/8 mile,
3-year-olds and up
Grade I Kentucky Derby: $2,000,000-guaranteed, 1 1/4 mile,
3-year-olds
The Kentucky Derby is usually a wide-open race that has as
many as 20 horses entered each year. The Kentucky Derby has
been full of surprises throughout the years and the favorite
has not done that well, this year was an exception. Usually
we look for horses coming off solid prep races but not
necessarily having won the races. The Kentucky Derby is full
of young horses and they are still learning. It makes for a
very difficult, but exciting race to handicap.
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Kentucky Derby Results
| 2010 Kentucky derby Winner
Super Saver, with Calvin Borel up, took the lead in the stretch while coming up along the rail to win the 136th running of the Kentucky Derby
The order of the finish of the Kentucky Derby was as follows: Super Saver, Ice Box, Paddy O’Prado, Make Music for me, Noble’s Promise, Lookin at Lucky, Dublin, Stately Victor, Mission Impazible, Devil May Care, American Lion, Jackson Bend, Discreetly Mine, Dean’s Kitten, Conveyance, Homeboykris, Sidney’s Candy, Line of David, Awesome Act, and Back Talk.
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Kentucky derby Winner 2009
Calvin Borel hugged the rail again and made his move inside to take the 50-1 shot to the winners circle. Mine that Bird pulled away to a huge 6 3/4 length victory for the 2nd largest upset since 1913.
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2010 Kentucky Derby Contenders
| Horse | Trainer | Dosage | Jockey |
| Alphie's Bet | Alexis Barba | 1.86 | Alex
Solis |
| American Lion | Eoin Harty | 3.57 | Julien
Leparoux |
| Awesome Act | Jeremy Noseda | 3.57 * | Julien
Leparoux |
| Caracortado | Mike Machowsky | 2.11 | Paul
Atkinson |
| Connemara | Todd Pletcher | 2.11 | Russell
Baze |
| Conveyance | Bob Baffert | 4.33 | Garrett
Gomez |
| Dave in Dixie | John Sadler | 1.67 | Joel
Rosario |
| D'Funnybone | Richard Dutrow Jr. | 1.77 * | Edgar
Prado |
| Discreetly Mine | Todd Pletcher | 2.76 * | Javier
Castellano |
| Drosselmeyer | Bill Mott | 1.75 | Kent
Desormeaux |
| Dublin | D. Wayne Lukas | 2.33 * | Rajiv
Maragh |
| Eskendereya | Todd Pletcher | 2.43 | John
Velazquez |
| Homeboykris | Richard Dutrow Jr. | 3.67 * | John
Velazquez |
| Interactif | Todd Pletcher | 2.83 * | Rafael
Bejarano |
| Jackson Bend | Nick Zito | 6.20 | Jeremy
Rose |
| Lookin at Lucky | Bob Baffert | 3.33 * | Garrett
Gomez |
| Noble's Promise | Ken McPeek | 3.36 * | Rafael
Bejarano |
| Odysseus | Tom Albertrani | 2.09 | Rajiv
Maragh |
| Ron the Greek | Tom Amoss | 3.00 | James Graham |
| Rule | Todd Pletcher | 4.60 | John
Velazquez |
| Sidney's Candy | John Sadler | 1.86 | Joe
Talamo |
| Super Saver | Todd Pletcher | 3.00 * | Calvin
Borel |
| Tiz Chrome | Bob Baffert | 1.01 | Garrett
Gomez |
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Kentucky derby History
The first Kentucky Derby run took place on May 18, 1875. It
was founded by Meriwether Lewis Clark, Jr., who wanted a
track to rival England's Epsom Derby.
The Kentucky Derby itself was first run at 1˝ miles, the
same distance as the Epsom Derby and the Grand Prix de
Paris, on May 17, 1875, in front of an estimated crowd of
10,000 horse racing enthusiasts.
The Kentucky Derby was just a regional race until 1902, when
Colonel Matt J. Winn saved Churchill Downs from bankruptcy.
He knew little about horse racing, but he was a great
promoter.
At the time, New York was the center of horse racing in the
United States, but Winn convinced many horse owners to
participate in the Kentucky Derby. By 1920, it was the most
famous horse race in North America.
In 1908, pari-mutuel machines were restored to bet on the
Kentucky Derby. The total amount people bet on the Derby
that year came to $67,570.
In 1911, Winn reduced the minimum betting amount from $5 to
$2.
Between 1931 and 1933, the race was interrupted because of
the Great Depression.
In 1983, Churchill Down became involved in off-track betting
operations in Kentucky and riverboat gaming. The one-day
gambling record was established on June 12th: $1,060,892.
In 1996, the Kentucky Derby went online and launched
www.kentuckyderby.com
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