Two great Free Kentucky Derby Contests Picks And Odds

This week a lot of people, a ton more will be talking horse racing, specifically the Kentucky Derby and Kentucky Oaks the ever elusive, but always romantic chase for the Triple Crown.

I love the Derby and jump in with both feet, playing all the Kentucky Derby Contests I can find, betting a bunch of Derby props and outright bets, plus spend most of the day sipping a cold beverage getting ready to scream at the TV for 2 minutes.

Picks in Two great Free Kentucky Derby Contests:

1) $100,000 Triple Crown Contest

I play this one every year – it’s a great one that keeps you interested for the entire Triple Crown chase and there are cool prizes, cash and a shot at $100,000.

Remember, it’s FREE to enter!

2) Kentucky Derby “Pick The Winners”

And I like playing these Pick The Winners as well.

It’s dead easy to play and really adds to the excitement of the race and I could win a free $100.00.


Good luck with all your Derby bets @ at Kentucky Derby Gambling

Horse Racing: Kentucky Oaks Betting Odds

Kentucky Oaks Horse Race

Event: Kentucky Oaks
Founded: 1875
Venue: Churchill Downs
Location: Louisville, Kentucky
Track Info: 1 1/8 mile
Notable Winners: Summerly, Lite Light, Flute

Held in Louisville, Kentucky, this year's Kentucky Oaks will take place on April 30, just a day before the Kentucky Derby, at Churchill Downs is the perfect prelude to the Run for the Roses. The Kentucky Oaks is a Grade I Purebred horse race for three-year-old fillies. The race presently covers 1 1/8 miles (1811 metres); carry 121 pounds (55 kg).

On May 19, 1875 the first race conducted by the Louisville Jockey Club and the founder of the race is Meriwether Lewis Clark, Jr. along with the Kentucky Derby. The Kentucky Oaks is closely associated with the Kentucky Derby, which is held the weekend following the Oaks every year and both races hosted at the United States' oldest continuously operating horse track. The winner of the Kentucky Oaks receives $500,000 and a garland of lilies.

The five spot fit in the wide range trainer Jerry Hollendorfer and jockey Rafael Bejarano considered favorable for the three-time Grade 1 winner.

Louisvillians once referred to the Oaks as "our Derby," implying that the Derby itself had become the domain of celebrities and out-of-town visitors. But now that perception has changed as the Oaks has become nearly as popular as the Derby. Attendance on "Oaks Day" is usually second only to Derby Day, surpassing attendance at the Preakness Stakes and the Belmont Stakes, as well as the Breeders' Cup. Watch and Experience this great American horse race live.

The Kentucky Oaks has been run at four different distances:
• 1 1/2 miles (2414 metres) — 1875 to 1890
• 1 1/4 miles (2012 metres) — 1891 to 1895
• 1 1/16 miles (1710 metres) — 1896 to 1919 and 1942 to 1981
• 1 1/8 miles (1811 metres) — 1920 to 1941 and 1982 to present

But aside from the excitement of the horse race, crowds attending the historic event can assemble on the race track's infield and enjoy a host of musical performances, boardwalk games and sample some local fare.

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