Churchill Downs on Thursday announced a new points system to determine eligibility for the Kentucky Derby starting in 2013, replacing the system of graded stakes earnings that had been in place since 1986. If the new system, awarding points for the top four finishes in certain prep races, had been in place this year, what would the 2012 Kentucky Derby field have looked like? 2012 Kentucky Derby field ranked by new points system Horse Graded earnings Points Bodemeister $660,000 120 Dullahan 855,000 111 Gemologist 703,855 110 I'll Have Another 601,000 110 Hansen 1,550,000 104 Creative Cause 836,000 102 Take Charge Indy 698,400 101 Daddy Long Legs 1,294,030 100 Union Rags 1,170,000 74 Prospective 367,327 64 El Padrino 250,000 62 Alpha 380,000 54 Optimizer 184,708 52 Daddy Nose Best 545,558 50 Went the Day Well 282,000 50 Sabercat 701,429 30 Rousing Sermon 270,000 24 My Adonis (AE) 140,000 22 Liaison 393,000 15 Done Talking 311,000 1 Trinniberg 324,500 0 • Trinniberg, who pressed the pace behind Bodemeister in the early stages of the Kentucky Derby, would have earned 0 points since his graded earnings came from sprint races. • Illinois Derby winner Done Talking would have earned only 1 point as the fourth-place finisher in the Remsen. The Illinois Derby at Hawthorne was not included in the points series. • In addition to those horses, Delta Jackpot winner Sabercat, Rousing Sermon, My Adonis, and Liaison would have likely found themselves on the bubble or excluded from the field. Churchill Downs officials said they expect a score of about 40 points to qualify a horse for the Kentucky Derby. [MORE: Kentucky Derby entry to be determined by new points system | Trainers react]