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Thursday, April 29, 2010

2010 Kentucky Derby: Most Prestigious Horse Race Title in the World


Countdown started for the most prestigious horse race title in the world. Just 2 days left!! The 2010 Kentucky Derby Horse race is now on its 136th year and will takes place on May 1st 2010 at 5:00 pm ET. Just before one day to Derby, Another event Kentucky Oaks Day will also take place on April 30, 2010 at Churchill Downs.

Event: Kentucky Derby
Founded: 1875
Venue: Churchill Downs
Location: Louisville, Kentucky
Track Info: 1 1/4 mile
Time: 5:00 PM ET On May 1st 2010.

Here is the full list of Kentucky Derby 2010 contenders. This time Yum! Brands are sponsoring the 136th Kentucky Derby (G1). A full field of twenty, 3 years old fillies runs 1 1/4 miles at Churchill Downs for the $2 millions Prize money. This year 22 horses went into entry box on Wednesday 28th April 2010, but 2 horses excluded by graded stakes earnings, Setsuko and Pleasant Prince. Another two horses thought to go in, Interactif and Endorsement, were not entered. Interactif will contest the American Turf (G3) instead of stay on turf on Friday. Endorsement suffered a lateral condylar fracture in his right front ankle during a workout. He will have surgery on Thursday and is expected to be out 3-4 months.

John Asher hosted the proceedings at the Secretariat Lounge in the clubhouse at noon, with racing Secretary Ben Huffman drawing the entry sheets and assistant secretary Dan Bourque drawing the numbers. Asher pointed out that Huffman shuffled the entry sheets, a reference to recent years when this step was forgotten and the names came out in alphabetical order. The "draft draw" was abolished this year and the draw was instead conducted in the traditional double blind method.

Lookin at Lucky, an unlucky third in a troubled trip in the Santa Anita Derby, will break from the rail under jockey Garrett Gomez for trainer Bob Baffert as the 3-1 favorite on the morning line announced by handicapper Mike Battaglia, and will race with blinkers off. Santa Anita Derby winner Sidney's Candy is the 5-1 second choice, but he drew the far outside post 20 for trainer John Sadler and jockey Joe Talamo. Three horses are tied at 10-1 third choice, Ice Box in post 2, filly Devil May Care in post 11 and adds blinkers, and Awesome Act in post 16.

The Kentucky Derby will be televised on NBC from 4-7:00pm EDT but you can watch most of the Derby card on ESPN from 1-5:00pm. Both networks will broadcast in HD this year. Free past performances for the Kentucky Derby and Kentucky Oaks are available from Daily Racing Form. The Kentucky Derby goes off at 6:24pm ET, carded as Race 11 of a 13-race card on Saturday May 1st.

Horse Trainer Dosage Jockey Odds
American Lion Eoin Harty 3.57 Julien Leparoux 30-1
Awesome Act Jeremy Noseda 3.57 * Julien Leparoux 10:01
Backtalk Tom Amoss 2.56 Miguel Mena 50-1
Conveyance Bob Baffert 4.33 Garrett Gomez 12:01
Dean's Kitten Mike Maker 1.15 Robby Albarado 50-1
Devil May Care Todd Pletcher 2.53 * John Velazquez 10:01
Discreetly Mine Todd Pletcher 2.76 * Javier Castellano 30-1
Dublin D. Wayne Lukas 2.33 * Rajiv Maragh 12:01
Homeboykris Richard Dutrow Jr. 3.67 * John Velazquez 50-1
Ice Box Nick Zito 3.36 Jose Lezcano 10:01
Jackson Bend Nick Zito 6.2 Jeremy Rose 15-1
Line of David John Sadler 3 Jon Court 30-1
Lookin at Lucky Bob Baffert 3.33 * Garrett Gomez 3:01
Make Music for Me Alexis Barba 3.31 * Joel Rosario 50-1
Mission Impazible Todd Pletcher 4.09 Rajiv Maragh 20-1
Noble's Promise Ken McPeek 3.36 * Rafael Bejarano 12:01
Paddy O'Prado Dale Romans 1.2 Kent Desormeaux 20-1
Sidney's Candy John Sadler 1.86 Joe Talamo 5:01
Stately Victor Mike Maker 1.91 Alan Garcia 30-1
Super Saver Todd Pletcher 3.00 * Calvin Borel 15-1
Rule Todd Pletcher 4.6 John Velazquez

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