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Status of Kentucky Derby Winners Jewel’s Reward / 1958 2.00-1 4th Favorites – Pre-Pari-Mutuel Wager (1875-1907) FAVORITES th Ebony Pearl 10 Bold Ruler 1957 1.20-1 4th Red Gaunlet 1907 3-2 4th Favorites – Pari-Mutuel Wager (1908) st st Needles 1956 1.60-1 1 Sir Huon 1906 11-10 1 nd st Final Nashua 1955 1.30-1 2 th Agile 1905 1-3 1 Favorite Year Odds Finish Correlation 1954 3.00-1 6 th nd Proceeds 1904 1-1 5 Native Dancer / 1953 0.70-1 2 th nd Improbable 2019 4.00-1 4 th Early 1903 3-5 2 Social Outcast 7 th st Abe Frank 1902 3-5 4 st Justify 2018 2.90-1 1 Hill Gail / 1952 1.10-1 1 th Alard Scheck 1901 7-10 5 st Top Blend SCR Always Dreaming 2017 4.70-1 1 Lieut. Gibson 1900 7-10 1st th st Battle Morn 1951 2.80-1 6 Nyquist 2016 2.30-1 1 th Manuel 1899 11-20 1st Your Host 1950 1.60-1 9 American Pharoah 2015 2.90-1 1st Olympia 1949 0.80-1 6th Lieber Karl 1898 1-3 2nd st nd st Citation / 1948 0.40-1 1 Ornament 1897 1-1 2 California Chrome 2014 2.50-1 1 nd st Coaltown 2 Ben Brush 1896 1-2 1 st nd Orb 2013 5.40-1 1 Phalanx 1947 2.00-1 2 st nd th Halma 1895 1-3 1 Bodemeister 2012 4.20-1 2 Lord Boswell / 1946 1.10-1 4 th th st Dialed In 2011 5.20-1 8 Knockdown / 5 Chant 1894 1-2 1 th th Lookin At Lucky 2010 6.30-1 6 Perfect Bahram 9 st th nd Lookout / 1893 7-10 1 Friesan Fire 2009 3.80-1 18 Pot o’ Luck 1945 3.30-1 2 rd rd Boundless 3 st Stir Up 1944 1.40-1 3 Big Brown 2008 2.40-1 1 nd st Huron / 1892 11-20 2 st Count Fleet 1943 0.40-1 1 rd Street Sense 2007 4.90-1 1 Phil Dwyer 3 th st Sweetnorthernsaint 2006 5.50-1 7 Shut Out / 1942 1.90-1 1 Kingman 1891 1-2 1st th th Bellamy Road 2005 2.60-1 7 Devil Diver 6 rd Robespierre 1890 1-1 3 st Smarty Jones 2004 4.10-1 1 Whirlaway 1941 2.90-1 1st Proctor Knott 1889 1-2 2nd nd Empire Maker 2003 2.50-1 2 Bimelech 1940 0.40-1 2nd Gallifet / 1888 1-1 2nd th th Harlan’s Holiday 2002 6.00-1 7 Johnstown 1939 0.60-1 1st Alexandria 4 Point Given 2001 1.80-1 5th Banburg 1887 7-5 4th Fighting Fox 1938 1.40-1 6th st st Fusaichi Pegasus 2000 2.30-1 1 st Ben Ali 1886 1.72-1 1 th War Admiral 1937 1.60-1 1 Excellent Meeting-f / 1999 4.80-1 5 nd st th Brevity 1936 0.80-1 2 Joe Cotton 1885 1-1 1 General Challenge 11 th rd Indian Charlie 1998 2.70-1 3rd Nellie Flag 1935 3.80-1 4 Audrain 1884 2-1 3 st st Captain Bodgit 1997 3.10-1 2nd Cavalcade / 1934 1.50-1 1 Leonatus 1883 9-5 1 Unbridled’s Song 1996 3.50-1 5th Time Clock 7th Runnymeade 1882 4-5 2nd Timber Country / 1995 3.40-1 3rd Ladysman / 1933 1.43-1 4th Hindoo 1881 1-3 1st th th Serena’s Song-f 16 Pomponius 5 Kimball 1880 3-5 2nd Holy Bull 1994 2.20-1 12th Tick On 1932 1.84-1 6th Lord Murphy 1879 11-10 1st Prairie Bayou 1993 4.40-1 2nd st Twenty Grand / 1931 0.88-1 1 nd Arazi 1992 0.90-1 8th th Himyar 1878 1-4 2 Anchors Aweigh / 10 nd th th Leonard 1877 7-5 2 Hansel 1991 2.50-1 10 Surf Board 11 Mister Frisky 1990 1.90-1 8th Vagrant 1876 9-5 1st st nd Gallant Fox 1930 1.19-1 1 Easy Goer / 1989 0.80-1 2 Aristides / 1875 2-1 1st rd Blue Larkspur / 1929 1.71-1 4th Awe Inspiring 3 Chesapeake 8th Private Terms 1988 3.40-1 9th Bay Beauty 13th Demons Begone 1987 2.20-1 DNF Reigh Count / 1928 2.06-1 1st th th Shortest-Priced Favorites (1908-Present) Snow Chief 1986 2.10-1 11 Reigh Olga 5 rd Chief’s Crown 1985 1.20-1 3 st Favorite Year Odds Finish th Whiskery / 1927 2.40-1 1 Life’s Magic-f / 1984 2.80-1 8 nd th Bimelech 1940 0.40-1 2 th Bostonian 5 Althea-f 19 st Marfa / 1983 2.40-1 5th st Count Fleet 1943 0.40-1 1 Bubbling Over / 1926 1.90-1 1 th Balboa Native / 9 Bagenbaggage 2nd Citation / 1948 0.40-1 1st th Total Departure 20 Quatrain 1925 1.95-1 12th Coaltown 2nd th Air Forbes Won 1982 2.70-1 7 st nd th Black Gold 1924 1.75-1 1 Honest Pleasure 1976 0.40-1 2 Proud Appeal / 1981 2.30-1 18 th st Enchantment / 1923 2.30-1 6 Seattle Slew 1977 0.50-1 1st Golden Derby 21 th Rockhill Native 1980 2.10-1 5th Rialto / 7 th Johnstown 1939 0.60-1 1st Picketer / 15 st Spectacular Bid 1979 0.60-1 1 th Cherry Pie 20 st nd Spectacular Bid 1979 0.60-1 1 Alydar 1978 1.20-1 2 st Morvich 1922 1.20-1 1 nd Seattle Slew 1977 0.50-1 1st Native Dancer / 1953 0.70-1 2 Prudery / 1921 1.10-1 3rd th nd Social Outcast 7 Honest Pleasure 1976 0.40-1 2 th Tryster 4 st st nd Worth 1912 0.80-1 1 Foolish Pleasure 1975 1.90-1 1 Upset / 1920 1.65-1 2 th Brevity 1936 0.80-1 2nd Damask / 4 st Cannonade / 1974 1.50-1 1 th th th Wildair 8 Olympia 1949 0.80-1 6 Judger 8 th nd Sailor / 1919 2.10-1 7 Easy Goer / 1989 0.80-1 2 th Secretariat / 1973 1.50-1 1st External 10 Awe Inspiring 3rd th War Cloud-GB 1918 1.45-1 4th Angle Light 10 nd st Ticket 1917 1.45-1 2 Longest-Priced Favorites (1908-Present) Riva Ridge 1972 1.50-1 1 Thunderer / 1916 1.05-1 5th Unconscious 1971 2.80-1 5th th Favorite Year Odds Finish Dominant 7 nd th My Dad George 1970 2.80-1 2 Regret-f 1915 2.65-1 1st Lookin At Lucky 2010 6.30-1 6 Majestic Prince 1969 1.40-1 1st Harlan’s Holiday 2002 6.00-1 7th st nd Old Rosebud 1914 0.85-1 1 Sweetnorthernsaint 2006 5.50-1 7th Forward Pass 1968 2.20-1 2 nd rd Ten Point 1913 1.20-1 2 Damascus 1967 1.70-1 3 Orb 2013 5.40-1 1st st Kauai King 1966 2.40-1 1st Worth 1912 0.80-1 1 Dialed In 2011 5.20-1 8th nd th Governor Gray 1911 1-1 2 Bold Lad 1965 2.00-1 10 Street Sense 2007 4.90-1 1st nd st Hill Rise 1964 1.40-1 2 Donau 1910 1.65-1 1 th Excellent Meeting-f / 1999 4.80-1 5 rd Candy Spots 1963 1.50-1 3 th Wintergreen 1909 1.96-1 1st General Challenge 11 Ridan 1962 1.10-1 3rd nd Always Dreaming 2017 4.70-1 1st st Sir Cleges 1908 1.74-1 2 Carry Back 1961 2.50-1 1 Prairie Bayou 1993 4.40-1 2nd Tompion 1960 1.10-1 4th Bodemeister 2012 4.20-1 2nd First Landing 1959 3.60-1 3rd .
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