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1982 Kentucky Derby GATO DEL SOL 126 GATO DEL SOL '79 c Cougar II - Peacefully (Jacinto) 2-YEAR-OLD 3-YEAR-OLD 1982 Kentucky Derby THORO-GRAPH DID NOT MAKE FIGURES IN 1981. 3 CD 4 6 102 13 14 SUNNY’S HALO 126 SUNNY’S HALO '80 c Halo - Mostly Sunny (Sunny) 2-YEAR-OLD 3-YEAR-OLD 1983 Kentucky Derby 132 213 103 3 7 sy 131 183 12 op- 153 sy 21 202 29 CD 5 62 3 8 SWALE 126 SWALE '81 c Seattle Slew- Tuerta (Forli) 2-YEAR-OLD 3-YEAR-OLD 1984 Kentucky Derby 2 10 2 14 13 182 19 sy 181 171 bi $ CD 42 14 sy 52 81 6 SPEND A BUCK 126 SPEND A BUCK '82 c Buckaroo - Belle De Jour (Speak John) 2-YEAR-OLD 3-YEAR-OLD 1985 Kentucky Derby 81 10 152 142 16 182 173y 223 CD 31 1 3 6 82 bi FERDINAND 126 FERDINAND '83 c Nijinsky II - Banja Luka (Double Jay) 2-YEAR-OLD 3-YEAR-OLD 1986 Kentucky Derby 12 op 18 18 bi 231 261 CD 7 tu 10 113 142 tu 142 bo ALYSHEBA 126 ALYSHEBA '84 c Alydar -Bel Sheba (Lt Stevens) 2-YEAR-OLD 3-YEAR-OLD 1987 Kentucky Derby 102 141 op- 141 182 21 192 op- 24 CD 6 T bi 9 bo 10 op- bi 143 bi WINNING COLORS 121 WINNING COLORS '85 f Caro - All Rainbows (Bold Hour) 2-YEAR-OLD 3-YEAR-OLD 13 op- 1988 Kentucky Derby 173 op- CD 62 63 2 8 11 131 h? SUNDAY SILENCE 126 SUNDAY SILENCE '86 c Halo - Wishing Well (Understanding) 2-YEAR-OLD 3-YEAR-OLD 1989 Kentucky Derby 13 bo 11 3 143 CD 61 41 op 72 op 2 11 sy h? UNBRIDLED 126 UNBRIDLED '87 c Fappiano - Gana Facil (Le Fabuleux) 2-YEAR-OLD 3-YEAR-OLD 1990 Kentucky Derby 10 16 142 1 21 sy 142 22 CD 4 82 82 112 132 STRIKE THE GOLD 126 STRIKE THE GOLD '88 c Alydar -Majestic Gold (Hatchet Man) 2-YEAR-OLD 3-YEAR-OLD 1991 Kentucky Derby 2 13 162 tu ! op- ! 221 CD 6 7 sy 101 101 162 LIL E. TEE 126 LIL E. TEE '89 c At The Threshold - Eileen’s Moment (For The Moment) 2-YEAR-OLD 3-YEAR-OLD 1992 Kentucky Derby 143 171 102 .152 CD 52 62 11 102 102 SEA HERO 126 SEA HERO '90 c Polish Navy - Glowing Tribute (Graustark) 2-YEAR-OLD 3-YEAR-OLD 1993 Kentucky Derby 16 7 sy --141 --17 17 op- 2 tu 20 2 20 CD 52 101 --133 182 GO FOR GIN 126 GO FOR GIN '91 c Cormorant - Never Knock (Stage Door Johnny) 2-YEAR-OLD 3-YEAR-OLD 1994 Kentucky Derby 2 8 1 9 sy h? 2 8 sy 2 8 sy 152 op+ CD 4 sy 4 sy tu 1 6 sy 7 7 THUNDER GULCH 126 THUNDER GULCH '92 ch c Gulch - Line Of Thunder (Storm Bird) 2-YEAR-OLD 3-YEAR-OLD 1995 Kentucky Derby HOL 11 bi AQU 11 bi AQU 143 AQU 15my BEL 151 tu BEL 182 tu CD 32 KEE 52 GP 32 GP 32 GRINDSTONE 126 GRINDSTONE '93 dk b/ c Unbridled - Buzz My Bell (Drone) 2-YEAR-OLD 3-YEAR-OLD 1996 Kentucky Derby CD 14 tu BEL 112 CD 5 bo OP 52 FG 52 SA 82 op SILVER CHARM 126 BAFFERT,BOB,A. SILVER CHARM '94 gr/ro c Silver Buck - Bonnie's Poker (Poker) 2-YEAR-OLD 3-YEAR-OLD 1997 Kentucky Derby 72 102 op 163 CD 23 52 51 SALE PRICES OBS Y 16,500 51 gate op- REAL QUIET 126 BAFFERT,BOB,A. REAL QUIET '95 b c Quiet American - Really Blue (Believe It) 2-YEAR-OLD 3-YEAR-OLD 4-YEAR-OLD 1998 Kentucky Derby HOLl 7 CDl 9 SAl 7 DMR 143 SFE 162 SFEl 202 HOLl 121 2 CD 20 my CD 232 CD 33 SA 33 SA 41 SALE PRICES KEE Y 17,000 2 GG 18 sy CHARISMATIC 126 LUKAS,D.,WAYNE CHARISMATIC '96 ch c Summer Squall - Bali Babe (Drone) 2-YEAR-OLD 3-YEAR-OLD SA 113 1999 Kentucky Derby HOLl 113 SA --291 SA 15 DMR 223 DMRl 17 HOL 233 CD 32 KEE 32 SA 8 BM 83 SA 83 SA 113 tu 2 SA 12 gd tu SA 113 ! FUSAICHI PEGASUS 126 Drysdale, Neil D. FUSAICHI PEGASUS 97 (Apr12) b c Mr. Prospector - Angel Fever (Danzig) 2-YEAR-OLD 3-YEAR-OLD BREEDING 2000 Kentucky Derby ANGEL FEVER () Unraced 2 HOL 6 3 CD 2 1 AQUl 2 wf 3 SA 4 SALE PRICES KEE Y4,000,000 3 SA l 4 2 SA 6 MONARCHOS 126 Ward Jr., John T. MONARCHOS 98 (Feb09) gr/ro c Maria's Mon - Regal Band (Dixieland Band) 2-YEAR-OLD 3-YEAR-OLD BREEDING 2001 Kentucky Derby REGAL BAND* (87) Racing record not on file JUST MY GUY 99 c by Supremo (192) Unraced CD 15 RESURGENCE 97 c by Black Tie Affair (142) Strts: 4 (1w, 2itm, 0sw) 2yo 3 4 5+ -- 111 -- -- Fst Off Tu Spr Rte 111 -- 15 232 111 KEE 15 MORAVA 96 c by Secret Hello (152) Strts: 10 (3w, 5itm, 0sw) 2yo 3 4 5+ -- 16 72 82 Fst Off Tu Spr Rte 12 -- 72 11 72 DIXIE LAKE 94 c by Meadowlake (133) Unraced 3 CD 0 -- negative # 3 AQU 3 1 GP 0 SALE PRICES FTF 2 170,000 GP 3 1 GP 7 WAR EMBLEM 126 Baffert, Bob WAR EMBLEM () 99 (Feb20) dk b/ c Our Emblem - Sweetest Lady (Lord At War (ARG)) 2-YEAR-OLD 3-YEAR-OLD BREEDING SWEETEST LADY (90) Strts: 16 (5w, 10itm, 0sw) 2002 Kentucky Derby C 2yo 3 4 5+ E 242 12 103 -- D Fst Off Tu Spr Rte 12 17 103 233 103 1 FGl 8 V PRETTY GALE 2 O 98 f by Mountain Cat (15 ) N Strts: 19 (7w, 11itm, 1sw) 2yo 3 4 5+ -- 73 62 -- Fst Off Tu Spr Rte 1 2 3 2 3 2 T AP --20 gd 6 7 10 7 6 C DISTORTED POWER O 2 1 AP 14 97 c by Broad Brush (12 ) Strts: 14 (3w, 7itm, 0sw) 2yo 3 4 5+ -- 103 62 -- Fst Off Tu Spr Rte SEP 16 131 62 16 62 G AU L U J UN J Y A M 2 CDl 0 -- negative # R P SPT 1 SPT 1 AR A M SALE PRICES KEE Y 20,000 B Our Emblem 2000: FG 10 E 30 ylngs sold, ave 26k F 3 FG 8 AN J 04May02CD 9(am) 1-1/4M DIRT ST k 3-y-o PP1 FUNNY CIDE 126 Tagg, Barclay FUNNY CIDE () 00 (Apr20) ch g Distorted Humor - Belle's Good Cide (Slewacide) 2-YEAR-OLD 3-YEAR-OLD BREEDING 2003 KENTUCKY DERBY BELLESGOODCIDE(93)' Strts: 26 (2w, 9itm, 0sw) C 2yo 3 4 5+ E 1 1 2 D 32 12 21 -- Fst Off Tu Spr Rte 121 261 17 121 153 ROCKCIDE V 3 O 01 f by Personal Flag (15 ) N Unraced in N. America COINCIDE 99 c by Cozzene (132) 1 Strts: 4 (1w, 3itm, 0sw) T BEL 7 X C 2yo 3 4 5+ 2 O -- 9 4 -- Fst Off Tu Spr Rte 2 2 2 BEL 3 4 -- 11 -- 4 SEP 1 BEL 6 G AU L U J UN J Y A M 2 CD 1 R P 2 AQU 1 my tu AR A 2 M FG 3 SALE PRICES FTN Y 22,000 B Distorted Humor 2001: E 19 ylngs sold, ave 42k F 3 GP 3 ! AN J 03May03 CD 10(am) 1-1/4M DIRT STKk 3-y-o PP1 CD , 05/02/04, Race 1 PP 1, SMARTY JONES SMARTY JONES 0 Servis, John C. 01May04 CD 10 sy 1-1/4 2:04:06 STK1000k 1 2¾ 126 4.1* -13 2w3w L f SMARTY JONES () 01 (Feb28) ch c Elusive Quality - I'll Get Along (Smile) stalked btwn foes,bid into lane,led,pulled clear 10Apr04 OP 9 my 1-1/8 1:49:41 STK1000k 1 1½ 122 1.0* -13 3w3w f away well, pressed in hand, took over far turn, clear, driving 2-YEAR-OLD 3-YEAR-OLD BREEDING 3 20Mar04 OP 10 ft 1-1/16 1:42:07 STK200k 1 3¼ 122 3.5 -3 3w2w f I'LL GET ALONG(92) away in good order, stalked, took over, kicked strongly clear Strts: 39 (12w, 30itm, 2sw) 28Feb04 OP 9 ft 1M 1:37:57 STK100k 1 ¾ 122 0.5* 02w2w f 2yo 3 4 5+ reluctant to load, closest to leader, took over, steady handling 3 1 2 2 03Jan04 AQI8 ft 1M 70 1:41:42 STK75k 1 5 116 0.4* 02 3w3w f Fst (1)13 (9)7 (4)6 (21)6 Off (-)- (-)- (-)- (3)9 stumbled start, speed 3 wide, drew clear when roused, driving 2 22Nov03 PHA9 ft 7 1:21:88 STK56.1k 1 15 117 0.7* 0 1w f Tu (-)- (-)- (-)- (1)19 Spr (1)133 (8)71 (3)62 (18)62 off slow, accelerated suddenly, long lead, dominating win PHA 2 2 09Nov03 PHA6 ft 6 1:11:19 MSW23.6k 1 7¾ 118 1.1* 52 1w f 0 Rte (-)- (1)9 (1)13 (7)8 took command when ready, eased pulled clear, handy score 2 UNNAMED THORO-PATTERN StsTop%Pair%Off% X% PHA 5 h? 03 c by Hennessy (132) Dirt 3yo Apr-Jun: Prev Top 0, Top-Off-Off (-33, -13, -13) 1253263833 Unraced in N.
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