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Old 04-23-2007, 10:15 PM
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I believe Excellent Meeting & General Challenge (who was a colt) were the post time favorites in 1999...but one was M the other F
That entry of Life's Magic & Althea...trained by D.Wayne Lukas???
yes...LM finished 8th.. ALthea I think, was last
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Elwood in 1904 was owned by a woman but I'm not sure who bred him. WasBlack Gold owned and bred by a woman?
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Elwood in 1904 was owned by a woman but I'm not sure who bred him. WasBlack Gold owned and bred by a woman?
Elwood was bred by a woman as well.
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The largest margin of victory was 8 lengths, by 4 different horses. Johnstown, Whirlaway and Assault were 3, who was the 4th?
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The largest margin of victory was 8 lengths, by 4 different horses. Johnstown, Whirlaway and Assault were 3, who was the 4th?
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Scratch that...Coaltown was in that field and I don't think he beat him by that much.
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Name a sire that has produced both an Oaks and Derby winner....
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Name a sire that has produced both an Oaks and Derby winner....
Halo... sired Sunny's Halo and Sunday Silence (both Derby winners.) Also sired Goodbye Halo, Oaks winner.

Very interesting that Goodbye Halo won the Kentucky Oaks in 1988 with Pat Day aboard... one year later, Pat Day would be beat in the Derby riding Easy Goer by another offspring of Halo, Sunday Silence.

Both Goodbye Halo and Sunday Silence were sent to Japan.
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Barbaro?
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Who was the first horse to ever beat lol lol lol?
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I think his was just over 6..
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Old Rosebud, 1914.

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Okay, one about the girls:

Winning Colors was the third filly to win the Derby and the 21st winner to have done what in running the race?
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Elwood in 1904 was owned by a woman but I'm not sure who bred him. WasBlack Gold owned and bred by a woman?

elwood was bred by mrs J B Prather
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name the five women jockeys in the derby and what years?
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Rosemary Homeister, Jr. (2003, Supah Blitz, 13th)

Julie Krone (1992 Ecstatic Ride, 14th; 1995 Suave Prospect, 11th)

Andrea Seefeldt (1991 Forty Something, 16th

Patricia Cooksey (1984 So Vague, 11th)

Diane Crump (1970 Fathom, 15th)
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