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horse from competing in either race, wagering on that Previous Dates FUTURE WAGER betting interest will be suspended immediately. Year Pool 1 Pool 2 Pool 3 Pool 4 The Kentucky Derby Future Wager (“KDFW”) is an 2019 Nov. 22-25 Feb. 8-10 March 8-10 April 5-7 innovative pari-mutuel wager that allows fans across The field of horses in each pool consists of 24 betting interests, which include 23 horses and a 24th interest 2018 Nov. 23-26 Feb. 9-11 March 9-11 April 6-8 North America the opportunity to wager on their 2017 Nov. 24-27 Jan. 27-29 Feb. 24-26 Mar. 31-Apr. 2 Derby selections weeks, and even months, in advance that is a mutuel field that contains all other 3-year-old 2016 Nov. 26-29 Feb. 12-14 Mar. 11-13 April 1-3 of the famed “Run for the Roses” at odds that could Thoroughbreds – regardless of whether those horses 2015 Nov. 27-30 Feb. 6-8 F 27-M 1 March 27-29 be considerably more attractive than those available have been nominated to the Kentucky Derby and the 2014 Nov. 27-30 Feb. 6-8 F 27-M 1 March 27-29 Triple Crown. The mutuel field in the Kentucky Oaks 2013 Feb. 8-10 Mar. 1-3 Mar. 22-24 on the day of the race. 2012 Feb. 10-12 Mar. 2-4 Mar. 30-Apr. 1 bet consists of all other 3-year-old fillies. The mutual field in the Kentucky Derby Sire Future Wager 2011 Feb. 18-20 Mar. 11-13 Apr. 1-3 Churchill Downs made pari-mutuel wagering history 2010 Feb. 12-14 Mar. 5-7 Mar. 26-28 on Feb. 18, 1999 as betting on the KDFW officially includes all other sires. 2009 Feb. 12-15 Mar. 12-15 Apr. 2-5 began in the months leading up to Kentucky Derby 2008 Feb. 7-10 Mar. 6-9 Apr. 3-6 125. The individual wagering interests are selected by a 2007 Feb. 8-11 Mar. 8-11 Apr. 12-15 Churchill Downs committee that includes Vice 2006 Jan. 26-29 Mar. 2-5 Apr. 6-9 2005 Feb. 10-13 Mar. 10-13 Apr. 7-10 The KDFW was the first pari-mutuel wager of its President, Racing Secretary Ben Huffman; Senior Director of Communications and Media Services 2004 Feb. 12-15 Mar. 11-14 Apr. 1-4 kind to offer betting far in advance of the actual 2003 Feb. 13-16 Mar. 13-16 Apr. 3-6 event. Wagering was traditionally offered during Darren Rogers; Player Services Manager Gary 2002 Feb. 14-17 Mar. 14-17 Apr. 4-7 three separate betting pools over a three-day period – Palmisano; Publicity Manager Kevin Kerstein; and 2001 TBA TBA TBA it was held over four days from 1999-2009 – and is track announcer Travis Stone. 2000 TBA TBA TBA 1999 Feb. 18-21 TBA TBA annually scheduled in February and March, and nd sometimes in early April. The KDFW will be offered for the 22 consecutive year in 2020: Annual Total Future Wagering In 2013, Churchill Downs market-tested a fourth pool Year Total Handle • KDFW Pool 1: Nov. 28-Dec. 1, 2019 during the final week of its Fall Meet – some 5 ½ 2019 $1,878,359 months in advance of the race. It was held over four • KDFW Pool 2: Feb. 7-9, 2020 • KDFW Pool 3: March 6-8, 2020 2018 $1,893,353 days, Wednesday, Nov. 27 through Saturday, Nov. • KDFW Pool 4: April 3-5, 2020 2017 $1,510,195 30 and closed prior to post time of Aqueduct’s 2016 $1,518,320 Remsen Stakes at 3:49 p.m. ET. The lone KOFW will be offered for the 18th 2015 $1,638,591 2014 $1,405,700 The Kentucky Oaks Future Wager (“KOFW”) was consecutive year in 2020: 2013 $1,556,738 added to the mix in 2003. It was a single pool that 2012 $1,562,495 year but, like its KDFW counterpart, it was expanded • March 6-8, 2020 2011 $1,455,003 to a three-pool format from 2004-08. In 2009, the th 2010 $1,193,956 KOFW returned to a single pool format to present a The lone KDSFW will be offered for the 5 time: 2009 $1,308,927 strong roster of serious Oaks wagering interests. It is 2008 $1,231,358 held concurrently with Pool 2 of the KDFW. • Nov. 28-Dec. 1, 2019 2007 $1,558,510 2006 $1,643,420 In the fall of 2015, Churchill Downs debuted the The lone Oaks/Derby Double Future Wager will be offered for the 2nd time: 2005 $1,838,469 Kentucky Derby Sire Future Wager (“KDSFW”), 2004 $1,440,379 which provided bettors with a unique opportunity to • March 6-8, 2020 2003 $1,247,537 wager on select breeding stars and their entire crop of 2002 $1,503,806 juveniles with the hope of winning next year’s Wagering on each of the KDFW pools will open at 2001 $1,309,647 Kentucky Derby. 2000 $1,158,919 noon (all times Eastern) on Friday and close on Sunday at 6 p.m. The lone KOFW pool will close 30 1999 $676,233 In the spring of 2018, Churchill Downs debuted an Oaks/Derby Double Future Wager, which provided later at 6:30 p.m. Top 20 Single Pool Total Wagering bettors with a chance to link the winners of the Kentucky Oaks and Kentucky Derby. The wager was Wagering is offered at Churchill Downs and Rank Year Total Handle Pool racetracks throughout North America; via offered in conjunction with KDFW Pool 3 and the 1. 2012 $631,304 Pool 2 lone KOFW. www.TwinSpires.com, the official online wagering site of the Kentucky Derby and Churchill Downs 2. 2013 $621,493 Pool 2 3. 2005 $620,362 Pool 2 The unique draw of the bets is that the scheduling of Incorporated (“CDI”), and other advance deposit wagering (“ADW”) sites; and at simulcast centers 4. 2011 $592,492 Pool 2 the sessions so far in advance of the Derby and Oaks 5. 2020 $590,911 Pool 2 provides fans higher odds on the contenders than and off-track betting sites. 6. 2002 $577,889 Pool 2 those they would possibly receive on Derby and Oaks 7. 2006 $552,627 Pool 2 Days. Wagering interests are announced on the Tuesday prior to the Friday start of each pool. Real-time odds 8. 2018 $543,010 Pool 4 9. 2004 $536,958 Pool 2 The KDFW, KOFW and KDSFW are a $2 minimum and other information on the KDFW is available at the official event Web site at 10. 2019 $533,977 Pool 2 win wager. Exacta wagering, which requires the 11. 2005 $533,973 Pool 4 bettor to select the first two finishers in exact order, www.KentuckyDerby.com. 12. 2002 $524,847 Pool 4 was introduced for Pools 2 and 3 of the KDFW in 13. 2018 $521,650 Pool 2 2009 ($2 straight exactas; $1 boxes and part-wheels). Churchill Downs Racetrack made adjustments in the scheduling of the KDFW and KOFW in 2012, 14. 2007 $520,688 Pool 2 15. 2003 $516,909 Pool 2 In the event of a finish in which multiple members of establishing its pool schedules a week or two in advance of most of the major preps for the big races 16. 2005 $511,655 Pool 3 the “all others” betting interest occupy spots at the 17. 2001 $510,815 Pool 2 top of the official order of finish, the calculation of at Churchill Downs. The intent was to present KDFW and KOFW pools that were more true to the “future 18. 2019 $500,407 Pool 4 the $2 exacta payout will be conducted in accordance 19. 2009 $478,721 Pool 2 with Kentucky Horse Racing Commission rules on wager” concept and completed before the preps viewed as most significant by fans and Derby owners 20. 2010 $466,048 Pool 2 coupled entries. For example, if horses in the mutuel and trainers. field (No. 24) occupy the first five spots in the Top 10 Total Wagering Derby’s order of finish and No. 9 finishes sixth, the winning exacta numbers will be 24/9. Year Total Handle 2018 $1,893,353 Exacta wagering was added to the KOFW menu in 2019 $1,878,359 2011. 2005 $1,838,469 2006 $1,643,420 All winning payouts are determined by the odds in 2015 $1,638,591 place at the end of each respective betting pool. 2012 $1,562,495 2007 $1,558,510 No refund will be made on any wager made during 2013 $1,556,738 the KDFW, KOFW or KDSFW pools. If it is 2016 $1,518,320 determined during those pools that any of the 2017 $1,510,195 individual betting interests has suffered an illness, injury or other circumstance that would prevent that Pool 2 $2 Win Payoffs 2006 “All Others” 3-1 FUTURE WAGER – POOL 1 Year Horse Pool 2 Derby First Samurai 7-1 Annual Pool 1 Total Wagering 2005 “All Others” 2-1 2019 Country House (f) $7.60* $132.40 Declan’s Moon 9-1 Year Win Exacta Total Handle 2018 Justify (f) $7.00* $7.80* 2004 “All Others” 4-1 9-5 2020 $284,317 $65,995 $350,312 2017 Always Dreaming (f) $7.00* $11.40* 2016 Nyquist $17.80 $6.60* Eurosilver 6-1 11-1 2019 $186,470 $71,919 $258,389 2003 “All Others” 2-1 2-1 2018 $177,103 $73,156 $250,259 2015 American Pharoah $23.00 $7.80* 2014 California Chrome $63.40 $7.00* Badge of Silver 50-1 11-1 2017 $162,870 $58,931 $221,801 2016 $141,926 $32,756 $174,682 2013 Orb (f) $5.20* $12.80 2015 $185,492 $49,082 $234,574 2012 I’ll Have Another $60.20 $32.60 FUTURE WAGER – POOL 3 2014 $238,078 $35,096 $273,174 2011 Animal Kingdom (f) $6.20* $43.80 2010 Super Saver $43.20 $18.00 Annual Pool 3 Total Wagering 2009 Mine That Bird (f) $5.80* $103.20 Pool 1 $2 Win Payoffs 2008 Big Brown (f) $8.60* $6.80* Year Win Exacta Total Handle Year Horse Pool 1 Derby 2007 Street Sense $22.80 $11.80* 2019 $282,199 $103,265 $385,464 2019 Country House (f) $4.60* $132.40 2006 Barbaro $40.20 $14.20 2018 $277,469 $117,294 $394,763 2018 Justify (f) $4.40* $7.80* 2005 Giacomo $52.00 $102.60 2017 $250,280 $123,075 $373,354 2017 Always Dreaming (f) $4.40* $11.40* 2004 Smarty Jones (f) $5.60* $10.20* 2016 $220,332 $107,777 $328,109 2016 Nyquist $21.80 $6.60* 2003 Funny Cide $188.00 $27.60 2015 $300,404 $121,927 $422,331 2015 American Pharoah $27.60 $7.80* 2002 War Emblem (f) $7.60* $43.00 2014 $239,389 $94,937 $334,326 2014 California Chrome (f) $3.20* $7.00* 2001 Monarchos $36.60 $23.00 2013 $287,612 $119,427 $407,039 2000 Fusaichi Pegasus $27.80 $6.60* 2012 $299,574 $111,794 $411,368 Pool 1 $2 Exacta Payoffs 1999 Charismatic (f) $10.20* $64.60 2011 $279,534 $97,165 $376,699 2010 $269,306 $86,547 $355,853 Year Horse Pool 1 Derby Pool 2 $2 Exacta Payoffs 2009
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