Kentucky Derby
Kentucky Derby
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KENTUCKY DERBY
Tom Eblen: Rain turns Derby infield into swamp, but the party rolls on
Each year the infield seems to get smaller and tamer, even as the admission price has risen from $10 to $40. But the 139th Derby was proof that the infield is still quite a party — even on a rainy day like Saturday.
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KENTUCKY DERBY
For Derby Day experience, thousands choose the convenience of Keeneland
18,687 people opted to enjoy the simulcast Kentucky Derby races at Keeneland, spokeswoman Amy Gregory said.
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KENTUCKY DERBY
How did the 2013 Kentucky Derby horses get their names?
From pedigree to history to passing fancy, find out how all of this year's Kentucky Derby horses got their names.
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KENTUCKY DERBY
Security lines at Churchill Downs move quickly despite changes
LOUISVILLE — Despite more stringent security at Churchill Downs on Derby Day, people moved quickly through the entrance gates with few complaints.
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NATIONAL HORSE SHOW
Oxbow's energy difficult to quench
For Oxbow trainer D. Wayne Lukas, the real treat came on Sunday morning when he walked into the shedrow and saw the Preakness Stakes winner looking almost as fresh as his ageless conditioner.
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KENTUCKY DERBY
John Clay: Inside post derailed Orb in pressure-packed Preakness
The history books will say that Orb lost the Preakness to Oxbow and the Hall of Fame combination of trainer D. Wayne Lukas and jockey Gary Stevens. More likely, Orb lost the Preakness on Wednesday by the luck of the draw when he drew the No. 1 post position.
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KENTUCKY DERBY
Hall of Famers Lukas, Stevens team up on Oxbow to derail Orb's Triple Crown hopes
Heavily favored Orb never got involved with the leaders Saturday, and watched from well behind as Oxbow won the Preakness Stakes at Pimlico Race Course in Baltimore.
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KENTUCKY DERBY
Friday Preakness videos for mobile/iPad: Lexington native Shug McGaughey on Orb's chances of winning, more
Lexington native Shug McGaughey, trainer of Kentucky Derby winner Orb, is asked at Pimlico on Friday what it will take to beat his horse in the Preakness. See more on Orb and from Bob Baffert and Doug O'Neill
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KENTUCKY DERBY
John Clay: Racing world craves greatness from Orb
The Preakness runs at 6:20 p.m. on NBC-18. We have not seen a Triple Crown winner since 1978, but for some reason, maybe because we are optimistic and sentimental fools when it comes to horses, even with two legs of the Triple Crown remaining, this year feels different, as if there really is more...













