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Let the Good Times Roll

Smarty Jones 2004 Undefeated Smarty Jones became a fan favorite when he won the Derby. That was a great day for racing, but, the weather was less than ideal. It was all about keeping your cameras as dry as possible. Camera raincoats were in demand. Aquatech provided the high end raincoats, OpTechUSA...
by Bret Walker on 04-30-2010
You Make the Call

Greatest Kentucky Derby Upsets

Mine That Bird's stunning Kentucky Derby win at odds of 50-1 provided the second highest payoff in the history of the race, but where does it rank in terms of great horses that lost the Derby to "lesser" opponents. We've put together a list of some of the upset Derby winners , with a brief explanation...
by Blood-Horse Staff on 05-06-2009
Adam's Turf

Mike Smith + Giacomo = Chocolate Candy

If one of my favorite bands of all time is The Police, then why can't one of my favorite sweets of all time win...Chocolate Candy? Truthfully I expect Pioneerof the Nile or Quality Road to win the derby. Photo: S. Dorman Caption: Giacomo Many of you have negative thoughts on closers in the race with...
by aspradling on 04-27-2009
Adam's Turf

Visiting with Past Kentucky Derby Winners

Courtesy of Esther Marr Last month I was presented with the opportunity to host a series of videos featuring all the past Kentucky Derby (gr. I) winners still residing in Kentucky. As a staff writer who has never considered a career in television, I was nervous at first about being on camera, but in...
by cdawahare@bloodhorse.com on 04-24-2009
The Racing Hub

Spotting a Derby Winner

Courtesy of Becky Johnston The last twenty years should bring these things to mind when you handicap the Kentucky Derby 1) Did the horse run his best race in winning his last prep or did he run good enough to win, leaving something in the tank 2) If he did run his "best" race did it come at least 4-5...
by cdawahare@bloodhorse.com on 02-20-2009
What's Going On Here

The Weight - by Evan Hammonds

The icy conditions and sub-freezing temperatures of the last week in Central Kentucky gave us good reasons to catch up on some reading. Awaiting Steve Haskin’s first Derby Dozen, I went to the bookshelf at home and pulled down The Archjockey of Canterbury and Other Tales by former Blood-Horse editor...
by Blood-Horse Staff on 02-03-2009
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