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TRACK CONDITIONS Off-track condition terms no longer used: The first year it rained on Derby Day was 1890 “Dusty” Track Conditions (3) and the track was listed “muddy.” Date Derby Winner Despite at least a trace of precipitation for 69 May 6, 1896 Ben Brush of the 146 Kentucky Derby Days (47.3%), there has May 18, 1880 Fonso been a “fast” track on 100 occasions. May 21, 1878 Day Star Track Condition Number “Slow” Track Conditions (6) Fast 101 Date Derby Winner Good 11 Muddy 7 May 3, 1947 Jet Pilot Sloppy 9 May 4, 1946 Assault West Fast 1 May 14, 1927 Whiskery Dusty 3 May 8, 1920 Paul Jones Slow 6 May 3, 1909 Wintergreen Heavy 8 “Heavy” Track Conditions (8) Date Derby Winner The following is a listing of off-track conditions for the Kentucky Derby: May 19, 1928 Reigh Count May 5, 1908 Stone Street “Good” Track Conditions (11) May 6, 1907 Pink Star Date Derby Winner May 10, 1905 Agile May 5, 1990 Unbridled May 12, 1897 Typhoon II May 2, 1970 Dust Commander May 11, 1892 Azra May 6, 1961 Carry Back May 23, 1883 Leonatus May 17, 1960 Venetian Way May 6, 1944 Pensive May 4, 1935 Omaha May 6, 1933 Brokers Tip May 17, 1930 Gallant Fox May 4, 1898 Plaudit May 14, 1885 Joe Cotton May 16, 1884 Buchanan “Muddy” Track Conditions (7) Date Derby Winner May 6, 1989 Sunday Silence May 3, 1958 Tim Tam June 9, 1945 Hoop Jr. May 18, 1929 Clyde Van Dusen May 11, 1918 Exterminator May 11, 1912 Worth May 14, 1890 Riley “Sloppy” Track Conditions (8) Date Derby Winner May 4, 2019 Country House May 5, 2018 Justify May 4, 2013 Orb May 1, 2010 Super Saver May 2, 2009 Mine That Bird May 1, 2004 Smarty Jones May 7, 1994 Go for Gin May 1, 1948 Citation May 16, 1925 Flying Ebony “Wet Fast” Track Condition (1) Date Derby Winner May 6, 2017 Always Dreaming .

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