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900000 Rebel $900,000 Rebel (Grade II) Kentucky Derby Championship Series – Points: 50-20-10-5 57th Running – Saturday, March 18, 2017 (seven weeks before the Kentucky Derby) 3-Year-Olds at 1 1/16 Miles on Dirt at Oaklawn Park (Hot Springs, Ark.) Stakes Record – 1:41.00, Vanlandingham (1984) Track Record – 1:40.20, Heatherten (1984) and Hang On Slewpy (1991) Top Beyer Speed Figure – 112, Smarty Jones (2004) Average Winning Beyer Speed Figure (Since 1992) – 98.8 (2,471/25) Year (Race No.) Winner (Sex) Jockey (Weight) Second Time (Cond.-Beyer) Sire Gross Purse-Gr. Dis.-Track (Starters) Owner(s) Trainer Third Odds (Margin) Bred (Color) Winner's Share 2016-March 19 (10th) Cupid (c) Martin Garcia (115) Whitmore 1:43.84 (fast-95) Tapit $900,000-Gr. II 1 1/16 Miles-OP (14) Michael Tabor, Mrs. John Magnier & Derrick Smith Bob Baffert +Creator 2.90-1 (1 ¼ lengths) Kentucky (Gr. or Ro.) $540,000—56 2015-March 14 (10th) +H3D-American Pharoah* (c) Victor Espinoza (119) Madefromlucky 1:45.78 (sloppy-100) Pioneerof the Nile $750,000-Gr. II 1 1/16 Miles-OP (7) Zayat Stables LLC Bob Baffert Bold Conquest 0.40-1 (6 ¼ lengths) Kentucky (B.) $450,000—55 2014-March 15 (10th) Hoppertunity (c) Mike Smith (117) Tapiture* 1:43.90 (wet fast-100) Any Given Saturday $600,000-Gr. II 1 1/16 Miles-OP (8) Karl Watson, Mike Pegram & Paul Weitman Bob Baffert Ride On Curlin 6.10-1 (1/2 length) Kentucky (B.) $360,000—54 2013-March 16 (10th) 3-Will Take Charge (c) Jon Court (122) Oxbow 1:45.18 (fast-95) Unbridled’s Song $600,000-Gr. II 1 1/16 Miles-OP (11) Willis D. Horton D. Wayne Lukas Den’s Legacy 28.00-1 (head) Kentucky (Ch.) $360,000—53 2012-March 17 (10th) Secret Circle* (c) Rafael Bejarano (122) Optimizer 1:44.55 (fast-92) Eddington $500,000-Gr. II 1 1/16 Miles-OP (12) Karl Watson, Mike Pegram & Paul Weitman Bob Baffert Scatman 1.00-1 (3/4 length) Kentucky (B.) $300,000—52 2011-March 19 (10th) The Factor* (c) Martin Garcia (117) Caleb’s Posse 1:42.19 (fast-103) War Front $300,000-Gr. II 1 1/16 Miles-OP (9) Fog City Stable & George Bolton Bob Baffert +Archarcharch 1.40-1 (6 ¼ lengths) Kentucky (Gr. or Ro.) $180,000—51 2010-March 13 (10th) 3-Lookin at Lucky* (c) Garrett Gomez (119) Noble’s Promise 1:43.06 (fast-98) Smart Strike $300,000-Gr. II 1 1/16 Miles-OP (7) Karl Watson, Mike Pegram & Paul Weitman Bob Baffert Dublin 1.10-1 (head) Kentucky (B.) $180,000—50 2009-March 14 (10th) Win Willy (c) Cliff Berry (117) Old Fashioned* 1:44.41 (good-102) Monarchos $300,000-Gr. II 1 1/16 Miles-OP (9) Jer-Mar Stable LLC Mac Robertson Poltergeist 56.80-1 (2 ¼ lengths) Kentucky (Gr. or Ro.) $180,000—49 2008-March 15 (10th) Sierra Sunset (c) Chris Emigh (119) King’s Silver Son 1:43.88 (fast-99) Bertrando $300,000-Gr. II 1 1/16 Miles-OP (9) Philip Lebherz, Al Mariani, George Schmitt & Carol Wirth Trust Jeff Bonde Isabull 4.20-1 (3 lengths) California (B.) $180,000—48 2007-March 17 (10th) +H3-Curlin (c) Robby Albarado (117) Officer Rocket-GB 1:44.70 (fast-99) Smart Strike $300,000-Gr. III 1 1/16 Miles-OP (9) Stonestreet Stables, Padua Stables, George Bolton & Midnight Cry Stables Steve Asmussen Teuflesberg 2.70-1 (5 ¼ lengths) Kentucky (Ch.) $180,000—47 2006-March 18 (10th) +Lawyer Ron* (c) John McKee (122) Red Raymond 1:44.09 (fast-94) Langfuhr $300,000-Gr. III 1 1/16 Miles-OP (10) Estate of James T. Hines Jr. Bob Holthus Steppenwolfer 1.80-1 (3 lengths) Kentucky (Ch.) $180,000—46 2005-March 19 (10th) Greater Good (g) John McKee (122) Rockport Harbor 1:44.92 (fast-95) Intidab $250,000-Gr. III 1 1/16 Miles-OP (6) Lewis Lakin Bob Holthus Batson Challenge 4.60-1 (1/2 length) Kentucky (B.) $150,000—45 2004-March 20 (10th) +3D-Smarty Jones (c) Stewart Elliott (122) Purge* 1:42.07 (fast-112 ) Elusive Quality $200,000 1 1/16 Miles-OP (9) Someday Farm John Servis Pro Prado 3.50-1 (3 ¼ lengths) Pennsylvania (Ch.) $120,000—44 2003-March 22 (10th) Crowned King (c) Chandra Rennie (115) Great Notion* 1:44.00 (fast-90) Barkerville $125,000 1 1/16 Miles-OP (7) McKeever Racing Stable LLC Billy McKeever Jr. Comic Truth 36.80-1 (1 ¼ lengths) Kentucky (B.) $75,000—43 2002-March 23 (10th) Windward Passage (g) Donnie Meche (116) Ocean Sound-IRE* 1:45.06 (fast-94) Captain Bodgit $100,000-Gr. III 1 1/16 Miles-OP (8) Team Valor International Steve Asmussen Dusty Spike 4.60-1 (1 length) Kentucky (B.) $60,000—42 2001-March 24 (10th) Crafty Shaw (c) Joe Johnson (113) Arctic Boy 1:43.82 (fast-102) Crafty Prospector $100,000-Gr. III 1 1/16 Miles-OP (9) Lucky Seven Stable Pete Vestal Strike It Smart 10.10-1 (3/4 length) Kentucky (Ch.) $60,000—41 2000-March 25 (10th) Snuck In* (c) Cash Asmussen (119) Big Numbers 1:42.99 (good-101) Montbrook $100,000-Gr. III 1 1/16 Miles-OP (12) Ackerley Brothers Farm Steve Asmussen Fan the Flame 1.10-1 (neck) Florida (B.) $60,000—40 1999-March 20 (10th) Etbauer (c) Mike Smith (112) Desert Demon* 1:44.02 (fast-102) Silver Deputy $125,000-Gr. III 1 1/16 Miles-OP (11) Hays and Kaaren Biggs Steve Wren Kutsa 3.10-1 (3/4 length) Kentucky (B.) $75,000—39 1998-March 21 (9th) +Victory Gallop (c) Eibar Coa (119) Robinwould 1:44.72 (fast-105) Cryptoclearance $125,000-Gr. III 1 1/16 Miles-OP (10) Prestonwood Farm LLC Elliott Walden Whataflashyactor* 4.10-1 (head) Canada (B.) $75,000—38 1997-March 22 (9th) Phantom On Tour (c) Larry Melancon (117) Direct Hit 1:42.93 (fast-102) Tour d’Or $125,000-Gr. III 1 1/16 Miles-OP (12) W. Cal Partee Lynn Whiting River Squall* 2.90-1 (2 ¼ lengths) Ohio (Ch.) $75,000—37 1996-March 23 (9th) Ide* (c) Craig Perret (122) Blow Out 1:44.10 (fast-93) Forty Niner $100,000-Gr. III 1 1/16 Miles-OP (7) Willmott Stables Inc. Pete Vestal Bunker Hill 0.30-1 (head) Kentucky (Ch.) $60,000—36 1995-April 1 (9th) Mystery Storm* (c) Craig Perret (122) Rich Man’s Gold 1:44.41 (fast-92) Storm Bird $125,000-Gr. III 1 1/16 Miles-OP (7) David Beard Larry Robideaux Jr. Valid Advantage 0.90-1 (nose) Kentucky (B.) $75,000—35 1994-April 2 (9th) Judge T C (c) Joe Johnson (119) +Concern 1:44.14 (fast-95) Judge Smells $125,000-Gr. III 1 1/16 Miles-OP (11) Robert and Bea Roberts Gary Hartlage Milt’s Overture 12.70-1 (1 length) Kentucky (Dk. B. or Br.) $75,000—34 1993-March 27 (9th) Dalhart* (c) Mike Smith (122) Foxtrail 1:42.31 (fast-105) Forty Niner $125,000-Gr. III 1 1/16 Miles-OP (8) Loblolly Stable Tom Bohannan Mi Cielo 0.90-1 (3 lengths) Kentucky (Ch.) $75,000—33 1992-March 28 (9th) +Pine Bluff* (c) Jerry Bailey (122) Desert Force 1:42.83 (fast-106) Danzig $125,000-Gr. III 1 1/16 Miles-OP (7) Loblolly Stable Tom Bohannan Looks Like Money 0.30-1 (2 ½ lengths) Kentucky (B.) $75,000—32 1991-March 30 (9th) Quintana (g) David Guillory (112) Corporate Report* 1:42.70 (fast) Affirmed $100,000-Gr. III 1 1/16 Miles-OP (8) Gary Garber David Cross Jr. Far Out Wadleigh 8.80-1 (head) Kentucky (Ch.) $60,000—31 1990-March 31 (9th) Nuits St. Georges (c) James Bruin (114) Maverick Miner 1:46.00 (fast) Play Fellow $100,000-Gr. III 1 1/16 Miles-OP (11) P. Jaffe Doug Peterson Tarascon* 30.90-1 (4 lengths) Kentucky (Dk. B. or Br.) $60,000—30 1989-April 1 (10th) Manastash Ridge (c) Antonio Castanon (119) Big Stanley* 1:43.00 (fast) Seattle Slew $100,000 1 1/16 Miles-OP (14) Tayhill Stables, lessee D. Wayne Lukas Double Quick 11.10-1 (7 lengths ) Kentucky (B.) $60,000—29 1988-April 2 (9th) Sea Trek (c) Patrick Johnson (112) Din’s Dancer 1:42.60 (fast) Roberto $100,000 1 1/16 Miles-OP (10) Diana Stable Gary Hartlage Notebook* 35.70-1 (1 length) Kentucky (B.) $73,500—28 1987-March 28 (9th) +Demons Begone* (c) Pat Day (119) Fast Forward 1:41.40 (fast) Elocutionist $100,000 1 1/16 Miles-OP (6) Loblolly Stable Phil Hauswald You’re No Bargain 0.20-1 (4 lengths) Kentucky (B.) $86,460—27 1986-March 29 (9th) Rare Brick* (c) Mike Smith (119) Clear Choice 1:43.20 (fast) Rare Performer $100,000 1 1/16 Miles-OP (8) Pin Oak & A. J. Foyt Jr. Tony Foyt III The Flats 0.30-1 (head) Kentucky (Dk. B. or Br.) $68,760—26 1985-March 30 (9th) Clever Allemont* (c) Pat Day (119) Bonham 1:44.40 (sloppy) Clever Trick $100,000 1 1/16 Miles-OP (7) W. Cal Partee Lynn Whiting Proper Native 0.70-1 (5 lengths) Illinois (Dk. B. or Br.) $95,100—25 1984-March 31 (9th) Vanlandingham* (c) Pat Day (115) Wind Flyer 1:41.00 (fast) Cox’s Ridge $100,000 1 1/16 Miles-OP (10) Loblolly Stable Shug McGaughey III Leavesumdouble 1.20-1 (1 ¼ lengths) Kentucky (B.) $70,740—24 1983-March 26 (9th) +D-Sunny’s Halo (c) Larry Snyder (121) Sligh Jet 1:42.20 (good) Halo $100,000 1 Mile 70Y-OP (11) D.J.
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