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Velazquez and Irwin agree to share Kentucky Derby winnings with Albarado

LOUISVILLE, Ky. – John Velazquez is sharing an unspecified percentage of his winnings from the 137th Kentucky Derby with fellow jockey Robby Albarado, whom he replaced Saturday in winning the race aboard Animal Kingdom. In addition, Barry Irwin, who manages the Team Valor International partnership which owns Animal Kingdom, is matching the amount that Velazquez is giving Albarado.

Marty McGeeMay 10, 2011
Kentucky Derby television ratings slip

Kentucky Derby television ratings slip

The national television rating for the final hour of the Kentucky Derby broadcast on NBC-TV on Saturday afternoon was an 8.5 with a 19 share, down 13.3 percent compared with the 9.8 rating share for the race portion of the broadcast in both 2010 and 2009.

Matt HegartyMay 10, 2011

Animal Kingdom

Animal Kingdom

DRF StaffMay 10, 2011

Mucho Macho Man

Mucho Macho Man

DRF StaffMay 10, 2011
Kentucky Derby: Trainers respond to Irwin's comment about lying

Kentucky Derby: Trainers respond to Irwin's comment about lying

Barry Irwin, president of the Team Valor International syndicate that owns Kentucky Derby winner Animal Kingdom, did not back away from some controversial comments he made following Saturday’s race, but said he was not referencing former trainers Wayne Catalano or Todd Pletcher when he made them.

David GreningMay 09, 2011

Kentucky Derby future bet winners get $64.40 payout on Animal Kingdom

Animal Kingdom returned $64.40 for a $2 win bet in Pool 3 of the Kentucky Derby Future Wager, the only time the colt was listed as a separate wagering interest during the three parimutuel futures pools offered annually by Churchill Downs.

Marty McGeeMay 09, 2011
Archarcharch retired after Kentucky Derby injury

Archarcharch retired after Kentucky Derby injury

Due to the severity of the injury suffered by Archarcharch in the Kentucky Derby on Saturday at Churchill Downs, the colt has been retired, trainer Jinks Fires said Monday.

Marty McGeeMay 09, 2011
Motion's Kentucky Derby win strikes a blow for honesty

Motion's Kentucky Derby win strikes a blow for honesty

Graham Motion’s work with Animal Kingdom was exceptional because he defied so many precedents in the Derby. His European-style training regimen got Animal Kingdom ready to deliver a powerful effort.

Andrew BeyerMay 08, 2011
Louisiana Derby winner Pants On Fire will rest until Haskell after bleeding in Kentucky Derby

Louisiana Derby winner Pants On Fire will rest until Haskell after bleeding in Kentucky Derby

Pants On Fire, the Louisiana Derby winner who finished ninth in Saturday’s Kentucky Derby, was found to have bled in the race and will not point to any of the remaining Triple Crown races, trainer Kelly Breen said Sunday morning.

David GreningMay 08, 2011

Churchill Downs: Derby Day handle increases, attendance a record

All-sources wagering on the 13-race Kentucky Derby card on Saturday at Churchill Downs was $165.2 million, a slight increase over last year’s figures and the third-highest of all-time, while attendance was a record, according to figures released by Churchill late Saturday night.

Matt HegartyMay 07, 2011
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