Official Results
11th Race
Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (G1)
Off: 6:28 | 1 1/4 Miles | 3 Year Olds | Stakes | Purse: $2,177,200
<TABLE class=tjctable summary=Results><TBODY><TR><TH scope=col>#</TH><TH scope=col>Horse</TH><TH scope=col>Jockey</TH><TH scope=col>Weight</TH><TH scope=col>Win</TH><TH scope=col>Place</TH><TH scope=col>Show</TH></TR><TR class=""><TD>8</TD><TD>Mine That Bird</TD><TD>Borel C H</TD><TD>126</TD><TD>103.20</TD><TD>54.00</TD><TD>25.80</TD></TR><TR class=altrow><TD>16</TD><TD>Pioneerof the Nile</TD><TD>Gomez G K</TD><TD>126</TD><TD></TD><TD>8.40</TD><TD>6.40</TD></TR><TR class=""><TD>2</TD><TD>Musket Man</TD><TD>Coa E M</TD><TD>126</TD><TD></TD><TD></TD><TD>12.00</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>
Finish Time: 2:02.66
Scratched: I Want Revenge
Also ran: Papa Clem, Chocolate Candy, West Side Bernie, Mr. Hot Stuff, Advice, Hold Me Back, Friesan Fire, Join in the Dance, Regal Ransom, General Quarters, Atomic Rain, Dunkirk, Summer Bird, Nowhere to Hide, Desert Party and Flying Private
Winning Trainer: Woolley Bennie L Jr - Owner: Double Eagle Ranch and Bueno Suerte Equine
$2 Pick 3 (3-6-8) 3 Correct Paid $2,905.00 Pick 3 Pool $1,171,623
$2 Pick 3 (OAKS/WOOD/DERBY 6-6-8) 3 Correct Paid $831.60 Pick 3 Pool $525,734
50 CENT Pick 4 (3-3-1/6-8) 4 Correct Paid $10,221.15 Pick 4 Pool $1,846,112
$2 Pick 6 (6-4-3-3-1/6-8) 5 Correct Paid $1,718.80 Pick 6 Pool $1,058,849 Carryover Pool $781,146
$2 Daily Double (6-8) Paid $632.40 Daily Double Pool $754,376
$2 Daily Double (OAKS/DERBY 6-8) Paid $248.40 Daily Double Pool $1,514,974
$2 Exacta (8-16) Paid $2,074.80
$2 Consolation Pick 3 (OAKS/WOOD/DERBY 6-1-13) Paid $2.10
$2 Consolation Pick 3 (OAKS/WOOD/DERBY 6-1-8) Paid $332.20
$2 Consolation Pick 3 (OAKS/WOOD/DERBY 6-6-13) Paid $6.00
$2 Future Wager (EXACTA POOL 2 24-17) Paid $256.80
$2 Future Wager (EXACTA POOL 3 24-16) Paid $554.60
$2 Future Wager (POOL 1 - 24) Paid $5.80
$2 Future Wager (POOL 2 - 24) Paid $11.80
$2 Future Wager (POOL 3 - 24) Paid $36.80
$2 Superfecta (8-16-2-7) Paid $557,006.40
$2 Super High Five (8-16-2-7-11) Paid
$2 Trifecta (8-16-2) Paid $41,500.60
$2 Consolation Double (OAKS/DERBY 6-13) Paid $2.40
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11th Race
Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (G1)
Off: 6:28 | 1 1/4 Miles | 3 Year Olds | Stakes | Purse: $2,177,200
<TABLE class=tjctable summary=Results><TBODY><TR><TH scope=col>#</TH><TH scope=col>Horse</TH><TH scope=col>Jockey</TH><TH scope=col>Weight</TH><TH scope=col>Win</TH><TH scope=col>Place</TH><TH scope=col>Show</TH></TR><TR class=""><TD>8</TD><TD>Mine That Bird</TD><TD>Borel C H</TD><TD>126</TD><TD>103.20</TD><TD>54.00</TD><TD>25.80</TD></TR><TR class=altrow><TD>16</TD><TD>Pioneerof the Nile</TD><TD>Gomez G K</TD><TD>126</TD><TD></TD><TD>8.40</TD><TD>6.40</TD></TR><TR class=""><TD>2</TD><TD>Musket Man</TD><TD>Coa E M</TD><TD>126</TD><TD></TD><TD></TD><TD>12.00</TD></TR></TBODY></TABLE>
Finish Time: 2:02.66
Scratched: I Want Revenge
Also ran: Papa Clem, Chocolate Candy, West Side Bernie, Mr. Hot Stuff, Advice, Hold Me Back, Friesan Fire, Join in the Dance, Regal Ransom, General Quarters, Atomic Rain, Dunkirk, Summer Bird, Nowhere to Hide, Desert Party and Flying Private
Winning Trainer: Woolley Bennie L Jr - Owner: Double Eagle Ranch and Bueno Suerte Equine
$2 Pick 3 (3-6-8) 3 Correct Paid $2,905.00 Pick 3 Pool $1,171,623
$2 Pick 3 (OAKS/WOOD/DERBY 6-6-8) 3 Correct Paid $831.60 Pick 3 Pool $525,734
50 CENT Pick 4 (3-3-1/6-8) 4 Correct Paid $10,221.15 Pick 4 Pool $1,846,112
$2 Pick 6 (6-4-3-3-1/6-8) 5 Correct Paid $1,718.80 Pick 6 Pool $1,058,849 Carryover Pool $781,146
$2 Daily Double (6-8) Paid $632.40 Daily Double Pool $754,376
$2 Daily Double (OAKS/DERBY 6-8) Paid $248.40 Daily Double Pool $1,514,974
$2 Exacta (8-16) Paid $2,074.80
$2 Consolation Pick 3 (OAKS/WOOD/DERBY 6-1-13) Paid $2.10
$2 Consolation Pick 3 (OAKS/WOOD/DERBY 6-1-8) Paid $332.20
$2 Consolation Pick 3 (OAKS/WOOD/DERBY 6-6-13) Paid $6.00
$2 Future Wager (EXACTA POOL 2 24-17) Paid $256.80
$2 Future Wager (EXACTA POOL 3 24-16) Paid $554.60
$2 Future Wager (POOL 1 - 24) Paid $5.80
$2 Future Wager (POOL 2 - 24) Paid $11.80
$2 Future Wager (POOL 3 - 24) Paid $36.80
$2 Superfecta (8-16-2-7) Paid $557,006.40
$2 Super High Five (8-16-2-7-11) Paid
$2 Trifecta (8-16-2) Paid $41,500.60
$2 Consolation Double (OAKS/DERBY 6-13) Paid $2.40
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teh most amazing performance in American Throughbred horse race Ive ever seen....never seen a horse cloe in what 21 seconds? was something up performance enhancers?? horses just dont move like that at least ive never seen it in a grade 1 race..wow... at the track they did not pay the pick 3 (it did seem to pay low low low, and did not pay right away the oaks derby consolation double..) there until after the 12th race? there was some rumor at churchill that there is soemthing no right with mine the bird and REvenge scratched knowing it.,.,
greenhead.. :nono5::nono5::nono5:
my post was about a rumor/story that was circulating at churchill downs (granted after the Derby)....that was not bullshit it was an actual rumor...I did not just make that up that story about I want revenge and post it on the forum. The rumor is true, I heard it discussed, if that is actually true or not is not what you were reading about.
FACT vs BS
TRY,my post wasnt denying it was a rumor.
My post was about the BS you read on here.
Here are the facts compared to your "rumor".
Want Revenge Injury More Serious
By The Associated Press
Updated: Wednesday, May 6, 2009 10:56 AM
Posted: Tuesday, May 5, 2009 6:53 PM
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The injury that kept I Want Revenge out of the May 2 Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (gr. I) will keep him from racing for months and threaten his career if he doesn't respond well to therapy, the horse's veterinarian said May 5.
Dr. Foster Northrop said swelling in I Want Revenge's right front ankle, once considered only mild, progressed over the weekend, and an ultrasound and MRI showed additional ligament damage. The morning-line Derby favorite was undergoing a bone scan and other tests at Rood & Riddle Equine Hospital near Lexington.
"Part of the prognosis is determined by the horse's response to therapy, but this is a serious injury, and depending on his progress, could be career-threatening," Northrop said.
Northrop commended the horse's owners and trainer for making an agonizing decision on Derby morning, just hours before the race, to pull the 3-year-old colt out of the race. Although he showed no problems while jogging, inflammation was detected in the ankle, making it difficult for him to flex.
It was the first scratch of a Derby favorite the day of the race in the 60 years since Churchill Downs has kept track of the morning line.
Northrop says the decision may have saved the colt's life.
I Want Revenge, by Stephen Got Even , was bred by David Lanzman and races for him in partnership with IEAH Stables, Puglisi Racing, Charles Winner, Michael Dubb, and Steven Marshall. The colt won the Wood Memorial (gr. I) in his last start. He has won three of eight lifetime starts and earned $816,000. He is trained by Jeff Mullins.
"It was a gigantic move," Northrop said. "Derby hysteria really clouds people's judgment, so I was really proud of the trainer and owners."
Northrop said the early prognosis was minor, but the MRI and other tests showed a more serious soft-tissue injury than originally suspected. The ligament in question is critical for racehorses, he said, because it helps support the fetlock joint during high-speed exercise.
"The problem with that ligament is when you ultrasound it, it's not a real accurate ultrasound because of location, shape and the way runs through the ankle," Northrop said. "When you see a partial tear, it can be a major tear you're not seeing totally."
TRY,my post wasnt denying it was a rumor.
My post was about the BS you read on here.
Here are the facts compared to your "rumor".
Want Revenge Injury More Serious
By The Associated Press
Updated: Wednesday, May 6, 2009 10:56 AM
Posted: Tuesday, May 5, 2009 6:53 PM
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The injury that kept I Want Revenge out of the May 2 Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (gr. I) will keep him from racing for months and threaten his career if he doesn't respond well to therapy, the horse's veterinarian said May 5.
Dr. Foster Northrop said swelling in I Want Revenge's right front ankle, once considered only mild, progressed over the weekend, and an ultrasound and MRI showed additional ligament damage. The morning-line Derby favorite was undergoing a bone scan and other tests at Rood & Riddle Equine Hospital near Lexington.
"Part of the prognosis is determined by the horse's response to therapy, but this is a serious injury, and depending on his progress, could be career-threatening," Northrop said.
Northrop commended the horse's owners and trainer for making an agonizing decision on Derby morning, just hours before the race, to pull the 3-year-old colt out of the race. Although he showed no problems while jogging, inflammation was detected in the ankle, making it difficult for him to flex.
It was the first scratch of a Derby favorite the day of the race in the 60 years since Churchill Downs has kept track of the morning line.
Northrop says the decision may have saved the colt's life.
I Want Revenge, by Stephen Got Even , was bred by David Lanzman and races for him in partnership with IEAH Stables, Puglisi Racing, Charles Winner, Michael Dubb, and Steven Marshall. The colt won the Wood Memorial (gr. I) in his last start. He has won three of eight lifetime starts and earned $816,000. He is trained by Jeff Mullins.
"It was a gigantic move," Northrop said. "Derby hysteria really clouds people's judgment, so I was really proud of the trainer and owners."
Northrop said the early prognosis was minor, but the MRI and other tests showed a more serious soft-tissue injury than originally suspected. The ligament in question is critical for racehorses, he said, because it helps support the fetlock joint during high-speed exercise.
"The problem with that ligament is when you ultrasound it, it's not a real accurate ultrasound because of location, shape and the way runs through the ankle," Northrop said. "When you see a partial tear, it can be a major tear you're not seeing totally."
