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DOC’s 2008 Run for the Roses 134th Kentucky Derby Saturday, May 3, 2008 *Expert Derby Selections* Doc's Sports will provide you with our 1st, 2nd, & 3rd choices to win the 2008 Derby Field Kentucky Derby. You may play them either as win, place, or show bets or together in what will certainly be a high paying exotic bet. In addition Doc's will provide you Adriano with a $100 recommended bet, the exact same bet Doc himself will be making in Louisville, Kentucky, watching the race in person. This same bet would have Anak Nakal grossed you $720 in the 2005 Belmont Stakes Race. In 2007 we hit the trifecta in the Preakness and superfectain in the Belmont. Big Brown With 20 horses in the field, it is almost a certainty that exotic bets will Big Truck approach five figure payouts. We will focus most of our bankroll on win/place/show bets, as this gives us the best chance to collect. The remaining balance will be a $1 Bob Black Jack five horse box and a $1 trifecta wheel in which we key in on one horse to win the race and have five horses that can come in either second or third in any order. If Colonel John you do not understand this bet, just tell the teller you would like a $1 trifecta wheel keying our horse to win over the other five horses for second and third. If the teller Cool Coal Man still does not understand, just show them your sheet and make sure all five bets add up to $100. Court Vision Many of the legendary jockeys have retired leaving this year's field full of tal- ent, but lacking big race experience. Trainers will again take the spotlight during the Cowboy Cal week, as multiple horses will be saddled by Todd Pletcher and Nick Zito. Denis of Cork 2008 Doc’s Derby All-Access Pass Eight Belles You just fill in the blanks. 1st Place Horse # Gayego 2nd Place Horse # Monba 3rd Place Horse # $20 Win Bet # = $20 Pyro $20 Place Bet # = $20 Recapturetheglory $20 Show Bet # = $20 $1 - 5 Horse Exacta Box Smooth Air # , # , # , # , # = $20 Tale of Ekati $1 Trifecta Wheel Key # with Visionaire # , # , # , # , # = $20 Z Fortune Total Bet $100 Z Humor To sign-up for experts’ picks call (866) 238-6696 or visit www.docsports.com/kentucky-derby.html.

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