how much does a jockey make for winnng the Kentucky Derby?
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Normally the owner of the horse will prearrange the amount they give you and as far as winning the person above me has it covered really well.\n\nHope this Helps!
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1 $ is  934.7 SK won. So 1000 won is  $1.07.\n\nI found the information here:\nhttp://www.x-rates.com/d/KRW/table.html
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point determined i'm hoping. but Lawyer ron & brother derek are currently the highest rated 3 yr olds in the derby so far. Barbaro is good as well, but his 5 month layoff is very unappealing to many people which is probably why he's not given the respect/attention he deserves. First Samurai is actually out of the derby & even if he were still in, i look at him as more of a sprinter. i don't think he should be stretched to over a mile or so. But point determined is improving by leaps & bounds w/ each race. & since because he's a late bloomer he hasn't quite hit his best stride yet, which will hopefully happen at the derby w/ a win. plus he has the perfect racing style for the race. it's a risk, but i'll go for it. :)
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Ther Is Two Many To Name.\n\nColin    \nA true rarity in racing, an unbeaten horse, Colin won all his 15 starts in 1907 and 1908, including the Belmont Stakes. \n\nExterminator     \nBeloved under the nickname "Old Bones," Exterminator originally was purchased as a workmate for Sun Briar, but wound up defeating the other horse in the 1917 Kentucky Derby. Exterminator won 50 of 100 races over eight seasons.\n\nMan o' War     \nAlthough he last raced in 1920, Man o' War is still often regarded as the greatest of American race horses. He won 20 of 21 starts, often in record times and by commanding margins, and later became a great tourist attraction as a stallion.\n\n \n\n\nEquipoise        \nNicknamed "The Chocolate Soldier" for his rich coat color and extraordinary handsomeness, Equipoise raced through the age of seven in the 1930s, winning 29 of 51 races, often carrying top weights in handicap races.\n\nCount Fleet      \nThe Triple Crown winner of 1943, Count Fleet won the Belmont Stakes by 25 lengths in the final race of his career.\n\nCitation      \nWinner of 19 races in 20 starts as a three-year-old in 1948, Citation followed Whirlaway as the second Triple Crown winner for the famed Calumet Farm. At six, he became the first Thoroughbred to reach $1 million in career race earnings.\n\n \n\n \n\nNative Dancer         \nEarly in the television era, the flashy "Gray Ghost" became a public idol. He won 21 of 22 starts, losing only to Dark Star in the 1953 Kentucky Derby.\n\nKelso       \nThe only horse in history to be voted Horse of the Year five times, Kelso, reigned from 1960 through 1964. He was a great weight carrier and won five runnings of The Jockey Club Gold Cup, then raced at two miles.\n\nSecretariat      \nIn 1973, Secretariat became the first horse in a quarter-century to win the Triple Crown. His climactic moment was his 31-length victory in world record time in the Belmont Stakes. "Big Red's" image graced the covers of Time and Newsweek, as well as Sports Illustrated.\n\nForego\nOver his brilliant six year career, Forego was awarded a record eight Eclipse Awards including Horse of the Year in 1974, 1975 and 1976, Champion Handicap Horse in 1974, 1975, 1976 and 1977 and Champion Sprinter in 1974. In his 54 career starts he only finished out of the money seven times. Forego is buried at the Kentucky Horse Park, near the Hall of Champions where he spent sixteen years delighting race fans. \n\nSeattle Slew\nIn 1977, Seattle Slew became the first undefeated winner of the Triple Crown and was named Horse of the Year. The following year, Slew would firmly establish himself as one of the greatest champions of the 20th century by winning against 1978 Triple Crown winner Affirmed and England's top horse, Excellor.\n\n\n\nAffirmed        \nIn racing's greatest ongoing rivalry, Affirmed and Alydar waged war through 1977 and 1978. Affirmed won seven of their 10 meetings, including all three Triple Crown races, but most were extraordinarily close finishes.\n\nCigar       \nDuring one phase of his career, over three seasons, 1994-96, Allen Paulson's Cigar won 16 consecutive races, matching the modern record of Citation. He traveled to Dubai to win the first running of the Dubai Cup, and his career earnings were within $100 of $10 million. Cigar is now a resident of the Kentucky Horse Park's Hall of Champions.
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Prolly shud check aroun Louie-Ville.. Where u at?   Peace out!  I'd try the Jackson  /  Wellston area in Ohio..  Maybe Mr Salducci at Sherlock Drug and Pharmacy can help you. He be good with Horse that run the Kentucky Derby
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exactly. though the horse's name is "Steppenwolfer."\nthe trifecta paid $11,418.40 on a $2 ticket \nand the exacta paid $587.
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Good question!!! Thus must be the most unpredictable KY Derby in recent years. Even though last year a couple of Long shots finished in the money, this year there are at least 10 horses that could actually win! I myself like Lawyer Ron possibly boxed in a tri-fecta with Barbaro and Brother Derrick, I might key with Jazil or Point Determined. If the track is favoring speed horses like Sinister Minster, Sharp Humor and SweetNorthernSaint they will also have a chance in finishing in the money. Let's not forget the closers like Jazil, Stepenwolfer, Point Determined and Cause to Believe. Also remember last years Derby where the long shots finished in 3 of the top 4 spots. There's a couple of "sleeper" horses like that in this years derby Showing UP and Keyed Entry. And don't forget the early favorites like A.P. Warrior and Bluegrass Cat who haven't done to much this year but still are great horses. Anyway good luck with what ever you choose and have a great Derby Day!!!
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The $5 million bonus was a one-shot deal for Oaklawn's 100th anniversary 2 years ago.  Smarty Jones won it by winning the Rebel Stakes, the Arkansas Derby, and the Kentucky Derby.  Smarty would have won another $5 million if he won the Belmont Stakes, making him the richest North American thoroughbred horse of all-time, passing Cigar, at $9.9 million.
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If you're asking how much it costs to BOX 8 horses in a superfecta, it is $1,680.00.
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The superfecta paid a North American record last year, but that bet needs substantial capital and multiple combinations.  I would prefer the daily double-pick a few horses you like in the rece immediately preceding the KD and wheel with Sweetnorthernsaint, Point Determined, AP Warrior, Brother Derek.  With a full field of 20 in the Derby should get some juicy payoffs
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Its nothing for $5,000 - $10,000 horses winning millions on the track!
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First, learn to spell. Second, what is your question? Do you want to know all the jockeys who raced in 1906? I swear people are so lazy they can't even use Yahoo! to look something up...
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Winner of the Kentucky Derby.
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They are given $400.00 a week for clothes to wear on the show. Other than that, I'm not sure.
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Any horse can run in any of the three Triple Crown races as long as he (or she) is 3 years old, his owner is willing to pay entry and starting fees ($50,000 for the Kentucky Derby), and the field-size limit has not been reached. If that limit has been exceeded, then there are qualifying requirements for each of the three races based on purse earnings. For example, the field-size limit for the Derby is 20. If more than 20 are entered, eligibility is based on earnings in graded stakes (the highest-level races in the country).
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how much money is spent to feed the horses and keep the stable safe along with any equipment that the horse needs like horse shoes
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Major league umpires make a base salary ranging from about $92,000 to $375,000.