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| Track | Wager | Amount |
|---|---|---|
| Arlington Park | Jackpot High-5 | $88,005.00 |
| Arlington Park | Pick 6 | $2,528.00 |
| Arlington Park | Pick 9 Jackpot | $15,459.00 |
| Calder Race Course | Pick 6 Jackpot | $2,617.00 |
| Churchill Downs | Super High Five | $39,851.00 |
| Churchill Downs | Pick 6 | $9,360.00 |
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Jockey
Corey Lanerie
Jockey Corey Lanerie provided a stellar performance during the Fall Meet to capture the Leading Jockey title. Lanerie followed his breakthrough Spring Meet riding title with a Fall Meet title, boasting 173 starts and 29 first place wins. Congratulations, Corey, on a noteworthy 2012 Spring and Fall Meet at Churchill Downs! -
Trainer
Dale Romans
Dale Romans, second in the all-time trainer standings at Churchill Downs behind Hall of Famer Bill Mott, won 14 races at the 21-day Fall Meet and tied with Ken McPeek for leading-trainer honors. Romans, a 10-time leading trainer at the home of the Kentucky Derby, won the Falls City Handicap with Afleeting Lady and the Clark Handicap Presented by Norton Healthcare with Shackleford on closing weekend.
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Trainer Wesley Ward owns and trains Judy the Beauty. Credit: Churchill Downs / Reed PalmerJudy the Beauty Headlines Competitive Edition of the Winning Colors
Wesley Ward’s Judy the Beauty, runner-up in last year’s Prioress (Grade I) and an easy winner this spring at Keeneland, tops a competitive field of seven fillies and mares entered for the 10th running of the $100,000-added Winning Colors (GIII) on Memorial Day at Churchill Downs.
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Reigning Horse of the Year Wise Dan romps in Woodford Reserve Turf Classic
Morton Fink’s homebred star Wise Dan overwhelmed six rivals to win the 27th running of the $546,400 Woodford Reserve Turf Classic (Grade I), by 4 ¾ lengths over Optimizer at Churchill Downs.
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Credit: Churchill Downs / Reed Palmer PhotographyDelaunay romps to victory in Churchill Downs
Maggi Moss’ Delaunay swept past Trinniberg at the head of the stretch and drew off to a four-length victory in the 79th running of the $443,600 Churchill Downs presented by TwinSpires.
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Credit: Churchill Downs / Reed Palmer PhotographyStephanie's Kitten returns in style to win Churchill Distaff Turf Mile
Ken and Sarah Ramsey’s homebred Stephanie’s Kitten, making her first start in more than six months, outgamed defending champion Hungry Island by a neck to win the 28th running of the $288,750 Churchill Distaff Turf Mile presented by Longines (Grade II) at Churchill Downs.
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Credit: Churchill Downs / Reed Palmer PhotographyAubby K Revels in the Slop to Win Humana Distaff
James Spence’s homebred Aubby K disposed of pacesetting Jamaican Smoke in the upper stretch en route to a 1 1/2-length victory in the 27th running of the $345,600 Humana Distaff (Grade I), the first of three Grade I races on the Kentucky Derby Day program at Churchill Downs.
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Credit: Churchill Downs / Reed Palmer PhotographyBerlino Di Tiger Holds Off Chamberlain Bridge to Win Twin Spires Turf Sprint
Stud Sampaio’s Berlino Di Tiger (BRZ) held off a late charge from 2009 race winner Chamberlain Bridge by a nose to win the 19th running of the $138,250 Twin Spires Turf Sprint presented by RAM (Grade III), the first of six graded stakes on the Kentucky Derby Day program at Churchill Downs.
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Credit: Churchill Downs / Reed Palmer PhotographyLongshot Princess Of Sylmar Wins Longines Kentucky Oaks Before Crowd Of 113,820
King of Prussia Stable’s Princess of Sylmar, the second-longest shot on the board at 38-1, caught Beholder in deep stretch to win the 139th running of the $1 million Longines Kentucky Oaks (Grade I) for 3-year-old fillies by a half-length before the second-largest Oaks Day crowd in history, 113,820.
