Where Are Kentucky Derby Horses?
Not every young horse disappears after scrambling to make it to the Kentucky Derby and the rest of the Triple Crown races. But I can understand why you'd ask the question, especially if you...
Kentucky Derby 2010
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Pletcher the Best Regardless of Win
It was after the race when Glen Fullerton, the man who had won a contest and placed a $100,000 bet on Super Saver, came by the barn to meet the connections of the winner of the 136th...
Jockey Makes the Difference in Derby
To most people, the running of the 136th Kentucky Derby looked like utter chaos. Horses were struggling to cope with the sloppy track. Horses were getting bumped and jostled and blocked at...
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- 0 for 24 at the Derby - Eric Crawford, Louisville Courier Journal
- Derby Horse Owners Making Careless Decisions - Andrew Beyer, Wash. Post
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