Top five moments from Breeders' Cup 2010

Jockey fight
A fight between Calvin Borel and Javier Castellano breaks out after the event's opening race, the Marathon. Angered by a mid-race move by Castellano that forced him and Martin Garcia to take up sharply, Borel confronts Castellano near the weigh-in station, where the two exchange punches and have to be restrained by several people. Castellano is suspended for six days and fined $2,500, and Borel is fined $5,000.

No-show
Off as the second choice in the Ladies' Classic, Life at Ten is eased to the wire and finishes last after being distanced by the field. After the race, trainer Todd Pletcher says Life at Ten did not saddle well in the paddock, and owner Candy DeBartolo contends later in the week that her horse should have been scratched by stewards.

Three-peat
Goldikova makes racing history with her 1 3/4-length win in the Mile, becoming the first horse to win three Breeders' Cup races. She also won the Mile in 2008 and 2009.

A head short
In her 20th and final race and with an undefeated record on the line, Zenyatta rallies from last -- 15 lengths behind after a half-mile -- but is beaten a head by Blame in the Classic. Fly Down finishes third, and Lookin At Lucky finishes fourth.

Derby favorite
Making his first start around two turns, Uncle Mo (below) locks up the 2-year-old Eclipse Award and stamps himself as the early favorite for the 2011 Kentucky Derby after cruising to a 4 1/4-length win in the Juvenile.

BONUS: 2010 Breeders' Cup highlight reel (via BCWorldChampionships)