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Road to the Kentucky Derby Leaderboard Saturday, April 8, 2017 Page 2 of 4 Leaderboard Updated: Saturday, April 8, 2017 HOW TO GET INTO THE KENTUCKY DERBY STARTING GATE – The Road to the Kentucky Derby is a 35-race series that awards points to the Top 4 finishers in each race. The top 19 or 20 point earners will earn a spot in the starting gate for the 143 rd running of the $2 million Kentucky Derby Presented by Yum! Brands (Grade I) on Saturday, May 6, 2017. One invitation will be extended to the top point earners in the Japan Road to the Kentucky Derby. The Kentucky Derby field has been limited to 20 starters since 1975. At least 20 horses have entered the 1 ¼-mile race for 3-year-olds every year since 2004, and 16 of the last 18 years. Non -Restricted Rank Horse Points Owner(s) Trainer Stakes Earnings 1. Girvin 150 Bra d Grady Joe Sharp $849,800 2. Gormley 125 Mr. & Mrs. Jerome S. Moss (Jerry & Ann Moss) John Shirreffs $884,000 3. Irap 113 Reddam Racing LLC (J. Paul Reddam) Doug O’Neill $7 44,000 4. Irish War Cry 110 Isabella De Tomaso Graham Motion $6 72,660 5. $-Thunder Snow (Ire) 100 Godolphin Saeed bin Suroor $1,621,063 6. Always Dreaming 100 Brooklyn Boyz Stables, Teresa Viola Racing Stables et al. Todd Pletcher $589,000 7. Gunnevera 84 Peacock Racing Stables LLC (Solomon Del -Valle, Guillermo Guerra Antonio Sano $1, 137 ,800 & Jaime Diaz) 8. Practic al Joke 74 Klaravich Stables Inc. (Seth Klarman) & William H. Lawrence Chad Brown $9 66,000 9. J Boys Echo 63 Albaugh Family Stables LLC (Jason Loustch) Dale Romans $30 5,000 10 . State of Honor 62 Conrad Farm (Manfred & Penny Conrad) Mark Casse $309,564 Mastery 60 Cheyenne Stables LLC (Everett Dobson) Bob Baffert $480,000 11 . Tapwrit 54 Bridlewood Farm (John & Les lie Malone), Eclipse Thoroughbred Todd Pletcher $325 ,570 Partners (Aron Wellman) & Robert V. LaPenta 12 . Malagacy 50 Sumaya U.S. Stables Todd Pletcher $540,000 13 . Hence 50 Calumet Farm (Brad Kelley) Steve Asmussen $481,129 14 . $$ -Fast and Accurate 50 Kendall E. Hansen Mike Maker $320,712 Epicharis (Jpn) 40 U. Carrot Farm Kiyoshi Hagiwara $851,195 15 . McCraken 40 Whitham Thoroughbreds LLC (Janis R. Whitham) Ian Wilkes $3 85,048 16 . Battle of Midway 40 Fox Hill Farms, Inc. (Rick Porter) Jerry Hollendorfer $224,000 17 . Patch 40 Calumet Farm (Brad Kelley) Todd Pletcher $200,000 18. Battalion Runner 40 St. Elias Stable (Vincent Viola) Todd Pletcher $140,000 19 . Cloud Computing 40 Klaravich Stables Inc. (Seth Klaraman) & William H. Chad Brown $115 ,000 Lawrence 20 . Untrapped 34 Michael Langford Steve Asmussen $210,000 Note: One spot in the Kentucky Derby starting gate is an invitation to the “Japan Road to the Kentucky Derby” point leader. The invitation order of preference is Epicharis-JPN (50 points), Mont Saint Legame-JPN (40 points) and Adirato-JPN (20 points). 21 . Classic Empire 32 John C. Oxley Mark Casse $1,493,820 El Areeb 30 M M G Stables LLC (Mohammed Al -Ga dhi) Cal Lynch $330,000 22 . Royal Mo 30 Mr. & Mrs. Jerome S. M oss (Jerry & Ann Moss) John Shirreffs $21 3,000 23 . Local Hero 30 e Five Racing Thoroughbreds (Bob Edwards) Steve Asmussen $140,000 +Conquest Mo Money 20 Judge Lanier Racing Miguel Hernandez $296,000 24. Iliad 20 Kaleem Shah Inc. Doug O’Neill $22 0,000 25 . Master Plan 20 Al Shaqab Racing, WinStar Farm et al Todd Pletcher $214,700 26 . Sonneteer 20 Calumet Farm (B rad Kelley) Keith Desormeaux $186,000 27. Blueridge Traveler 20 Horizon Stables Kenny McPeek $95,000 +Not This Time 18 Albaugh Family Stable (Dennis Albaugh) Dale Romans $430,210 28. Wild Shot 17 Calumet Farm (Brad Kelley) Rusty Arnold II $14 2,200 29 . True Timber 16 Calumet Farm (Brad Kelley) Kiaran McLaughlin $12 4,000 Guest Suite 15 William S. Farish & Lora Jean Kilroy Neil Howard $1 54,040 30 . Petrov 13 Rialto Racing Stables LLC (Catherine Adams Hutt) & Southern Ron Moquett $195,000 Spring Stables (Ron Moquett) 31 . Lookin At Lee 12 L and N Racing LLC (Don Nelson) Steve Asmussen $328,600 32 . Term of Art 11 Calumet Farm (Brad Kelley) Doug O’Neill $119 ,345 Uncontested 11 Harry T. Rosenblum & Robert V. LaPenta Wayne Catalano $103,729 Lancaster Bomber 10 Michael B. Tabor, Mrs. John Magnier & Derrick Smith Aidan O’Brien $417,430 33 . One Liner 10 WinStar Farm LLC (Kenny Troutt), China Horse Club (Ah Kh ing Todd Pletcher $300,000 Teo) & SF Racing LLC (Garvin Murphy, Neil Bowden & Tom Ryan) 34 . Mo Town 10 Mrs. John Magnier, Michael Tabor, Derrick Smith & Team D Tony Dutrow $205 ,500 Three Ru les 10 Shade Tree Thoroughbreds Inc., Tom Fitzgerald & Roy Geoff Jose Pinchin $1 70,740 +Zakaroff 10 Antone Metaxas Steve Specht $122,000 -more- Road to the Kentucky Derby Leaderboard Saturday, April 8, 2017 Page 2 of 4 No Dozing 10 Lael Stables (Roy & Gretchen Jackson) Arnaud Delacour $106 ,500 +Hedge Fund 10 WinStar Farm LLC, China Horse Club International Ltd. and Todd Pletcher $80,000 SF Racing LLC +Impressive Edge 10 N and K Racing Dale Romans $57,400 35. Reach the World 10 Don Alberto Stable (Solari family’s Bethia Holdings; Bob Baffert $50,00 0 President: Carlos Alberto Heller Solari) 36. Convict Pike 10 Ashbrook Farm Rusty Arno ld II $47,500 37. $-Hollywood Handsome 10 Mark H. Stanley Dallas Stewart $40,000 Talk Logistics 6 Hardway Stables (Ralph Nabavi) Eddie Plesa Jr. $70,100 +Kitten’s Cat 5 Kenneth L. & Sarah K. Ramsey Joe Sharp $188,560 38 . Bonus Points 5 Three Diamonds Farm (Kirk, Debra & Jordan Wycoff) Todd Pletcher $8 2,500 Action Everyday 5 St. Elias Stable (Vince nt Viola) Todd Pletcher $15,000 Klimt 4 Kaleem Shah Inc. Art Sherman $380,000 Hot Sean 4 Karl Watson, Mike Pegram & Paul Weitman Bob Baffert $180,000 Dangerfield 4 W. C. Racing (Josh Kaplan & Glenn Sorgenstein) and Dou g O’Neill $171,500 Zayat Stables LLC (Ahmed Zayat) Syndergaard 4 Eric Fein, Christopher McKenna, Harris Fein, Guri Singh & Jerry Todd Pletcher $160,000 Walia +More Power to Him 4 Brett Mason Faith Taylor $69,000 39 . American Anthem 4 WinStar Farm LLC (Kenny Troutt), S F Bloodstock L LC (Garvin Bob Baffert $23,345 Murphy, Neil Bowden & Tom Ryan) & China Horse Club (Ah Khing Teo) 40 . Warrior’s Club 3 Churchill Downs Racing Club (Gary Palmisano et al) D. Wayne Lukas $27,528 +Favorable Outcome 2 Klaravich Stables Inc. (Seth Klaraman) & William H. Lawrence Chad Brown $172,760 +Straight Fire 2 Jungle Racing LLC (Jim & Janet Rome), LNJ Foxwoods (Larry, Keith Desormeaux $96,000 Nanci & Jaime Roth), KMN Racing LLC (Kim & Kevin Nish), J. Davenport & A. Molasky Recruiting Ready 2 Sagamore Farm (Kevin Plank) Horacio DePaz $52,025 Rowdy the Warrior 2 Robert H. Zoellner Donnie Von Hemel $34,429 Takaful 2 Shadwell Stable (Sheikh Hamdan bin Rashid al Maktoum) Kiaran McLaughlin $31,500 +Tribal Storm 2 Curt & Lila Lanning Ed Moger Jr. $24,00 0 Win With Pride 2 Repole Stable (Mike Repole) & St. Elias Stable (Vincent Viola) Todd Pletcher $22,500 Takeoff 2 John C. Oxley Mark Casse $20,000 Sheer Flattery 2 Thomas Barrow, Richard Robertson & Jerry Hollendorfer Jerry Hollendorfer $18,225 Bi g Hit 2 Gary & Mary West Phil D’Amato $12,000 41 . Midnight Pleasure 1 Ruis Racing LLC (Mick Ruis Sr.) & Wendy Ruis Craig Dollase $54,345 42 . Silver Dust 1 Tom Durant Randy Morse $52,000 Ann Arbor Eddie 1 Reddam Racing LLC (J. Paul Reddam) Doug O’Neill $32,000 Big Gray Rocket 1 Frank Fletcher Racing Operations Inc. Bob Baffert $25,000 Bobby Abu Dhabi 1 Rockingham Ranch (Gary Hartunian) Peter Miller $18,000 +Honor Thy Father 1 Fern Circle Stables (Paul Fireman) Kenny McPeek $16,203 Arklow 1 Donega l Racing (Jerry Crawford) Brad Cox $12,000 +Bird Is the Word 1 Fern Circle Stables (Paul Fireman) G.F. Almeida $6,000 + = Not Triple Crown nominated … $ = Late Triple Crown nominee … $$ = Owner has indicated that the $200,000 late supplemental nomination would be paid … Bold = Update from previously published Leaderboard … Strikethrough = Sidelined, inactive or appears to be no longer under serious Kentucky Derby consideration. JAPAN ROAD TO THE KENTUCKY DERBY – For 2016-17, Churchill Downs Incorporated has partnered with the Japan Racing Association to create a series of races in Japan that could annually produce a starter in the Kentucky Derby. The new “Japan Road to the Kentucky Derby” – which is separate from the 35-race “Road to the Kentucky Derby” series – includes two one-mile dirt stakes races at the famed Tokyo Racecourse: the Cattleya Sho for 2-year-olds on Nov. 26 (Top 4 Points: 40-16-8-4) and the Hyacinth for 3-year-olds on Feb. 19 (Top 4 Points: 50-20- 10-5). One position in the Kentucky Derby starting gate will be awarded to the horse that accrues the most points in the “Japan Road to the Kentucky Derby” and accepts an invitation to compete. If the top point-earner declines, the horse with the second-most points may accept. If the second-most point-earner declines, the horse with the third-most points may accept. No other invitation will be extended beyond the top three point earners. Non -Restricted Rank Horse Points Owner(s) Trainer Stakes Earnings 1. Epicharis -JPN 50 Carrot Farm Kiyoshi Hagiwara $851,195 2. Mont Saint Legame -JPN 40 Shinichi Yamashita Koji Maki $90,154 3. Adirato -JPN 20 Koji Yasuhara Naosuke Sugai $155,278 4. Caucus -JPN 16 Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum Hideaki Fujiwara $35,8 50 5.
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