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Thursday, January 27, 2011
The Courier-Journal
The dates for Churchill Downs’ three 2011 Kentucky Derby Future Wager pools and for its single Kentucky Oaks Future Wager have been announced with the first set for Feb. 18-20.
The biggest change this year is the addition of exacta wagering for the Oaks pool.
The Derby Future Wager dates are Pool 1 – Feb. 18-20; Pool 2 – March 11-13; and Pool 3 – April 1-3.
The only Oaks future pool is March 11-13.
The Derby Future Wager is being conducted for the 13th year; the Oaks for its ninth.
Wagering for each pool begins at noon Friday and closes Sunday at 6 p.m. for the Derby and 6:30 for the Oaks. All pools will include win and exacta wagering.
The bet features 23 individual horses — which change with each pool — and a 24th wagering entry that serves as the mutuel field comprising all other 3-year-olds regardless of sex for the Derby wager and all other 3-year-old fillies for the Oaks.
The Kentucky Derby and Kentucky Oaks Future Wagers provide fans the opportunities to wager on potential competitors in those races at odds that could be considerably more attractive than those available on race day. The bet has a $2 minimum, with no refunds.
If it is determined during those pools that any of the individual betting interests has suffered an illness, injury or other circumstance that would prevent that horse from competing in either race, wagering on that betting interest will be suspended immediately.
Winning payouts in all three pools of the 2010 Kentucky Derby Future Wager on WinStar Farm’s victorious Super Saver were significantly larger than the $18 mutuel returned for a winning ticket on the Todd Pletcher-trained colt on Derby Day.
A $2 KDFW bet on Super Saver returned $43.20 in Pool 1, $51.20 in Pool 2 and $73 in Pool 3.
The Derby Future bet’s $2 exacta in Pool 3 for 1-2 Derby finishers Super Saver and Ice Box returned $1,077.40 — a record payout in the brief history of the Derby Future exacta.
The exacta with those two horses on Derby Day returned $152.40.
Wagering interests for each of the Derby and Oaks pools will be announced on the Wednesday prior to the Friday start of each pool. Real-time odds and other information on the KDFW will be available at www.KentuckyDerby.com,
| 1 |
| Uncle Mo Indian Charlie | T. Pletcher J. Velazquez |
| bigbrown2332 Why go to the wood? Why not stay in Florida. It might be less stress on the horse. I think staying home for the Florida Derby would be the perfect thi... moreg to do. Any objections? | |||||
| 2 |
| Boys At Tosconova Officer | R. Dutrow R. Dominguez |
| ajump08 Announced by TVG to be skipping start in Holy Bull because of a lack of works. Will Dutrow wait for the Fountain of Youth or will he send BAT to Tampa... moreor Oaklawn? | |||||
| 3 |
| To Honor And Serve Bernardini | W. Mott J. Velazquez |
| bigbrown2332 To Honor and Serve worked 4 furlongs in 51 flat at Payson Park Training Center for Billy Mott January 23. | |||||
| 4 |
| Mucho Macho Man Macho Uno | K. Ritvo E. Coa |
| bigbrown2332 Mucho Macho Man worked 5 eights today ( Jan. 8th) handily, in 59 flat. The worked seemed like it was very useful and he should be sharp enough for the... moreHoly Bull. I think he should be a factor in the Holy Bull, he's finished second to a really nice colt two time in a row. | |||||
| 5 |
| Premier Pegasus Fusaichi Pegasus | M. Cho A. Quinonez |
| DedaBaber OK got it from the horses mouth - Premier Pegasus is pointed toward the San Vincente, stabled & training at Santa Anita. Keep an eye on this one! | |||||
| 6 |
| Astrology A. P. Indy | S. Asmussen G. Gomez |
| trenchtownrock Is it me or does this horse go about his business in a medicore way..nothing impresses me about this one. | |||||
| 7 |
| Gourmet Dinner Trippi | S. Standridge S. Madrid |
| horses Got a very solid 93 Beyer fig for his impressive win in the Delta Jackpot. | |||||
| 8 |
| Pluck More Than Ready | H. Motion G. Gomez |
| mid0827 Nice win by Pluck from the far outside post. | |||||
| 9 |
| Tapizar Tapit | S. Asmussen G. Gomez |
| johndesi06 Last two races were good. IMO, still a bit of a boy, needs to learn to settle at that high cruising speed. The last 1/16 in 6.64 at 1 1/16 will be t... moreere at 1 1/4 if he doesn't learn to settle. Way too early to even thing about 12/1 on a future book bet. My guess is he skips the Bev Lewis in early Feb and waits for the San Felipe in March. Training will tell but who knows... | |||||
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| Santiva Giant's Causeway | E. Kenneally S. Bridgmohan |
| trenchtownrock There is a lot of fight in this horse..he will ge the distance and then some..can't ignore what he has done thus far. |
Tuesday, January 25, 2011



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Sunday, January 23, 2011




[spoken:] This is a song that asks a question, and if you listen, I think you will get the message. If you walked into a restaurant, you were hungry, and you had the money to get yourself something to eat. Ye-eah. And someone told you to go 'round to the back door and get it, Even though he wasn't gonna give it to you free. Yeah, yeah, yeah, tell me, how, yeah, oh, ah, how would you feel, oh, yeah, if you were me, oh, yeah, how would you feel, think 'bout it now. You take your little children by the hand, and you wanna guide them and protect then on their very first day at school. O yeah. Now I just wanna ask you a question; Do you think that all the little children should be punished for the sins of all the older fools? Yeah, yeah, tell me, how, yeah, oh, ah, how would you feel, oh, yeah. If you were me, yeah, oh. Ah, how would you feel, think about it now. You walk to the ? and you stand in a place called the bus stop. And a bus pulls up, and a man opens up the door. He may, hah, look at you funny, but he takes the money. And then he says: Hey! You ain't one of us. Sit in the back of the bus! Yeah, yeah, tell me, how, yeah, oh, ah, how would you feel, yea, oh. If you were me, yeah, oh. Ah, how would you feel, oh, yeah! You pick up the morning paper, and you read about people fighting and dying somewhere in a foreign land. Oh yeah. Right here people are fighting and dying, and all they're trying to do is get equal rights, as the constitution claims. Now tell me, how, yeah, oh, ah, how would you feel, oh, yeah. If you were me, yeah, oh. Ah, how would you feel, think about it now. And tell me; how would you feel? If all your little children were trying to get into school, to get an education, so that they can find a great place in this wonderful nation. If you went downtown, and people waited on you there, and they decided to ..?.., didn't want to. And everywhere you looked around, and all you could see were cagin' peoples eyes, then you tryin' to ?!, and trying to get together and live happily in happy families in this wonderful nation. Now tell me, how, yeah, oh, ah, how would you feel, oh, yeah. If you were me, yeah, oh. Ah, how would you feel, think about it now. And tell me; how would you feel?
























