I'll Have Another scheduled to arrive at Pimlico on Monday afternoon

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I'll Have Another. I love watching horse races, especially when an unknown comes out of the pack and wins, like the Canadian-owned California horse I'll Have Another, ridden by a rookie jockey in the Kentucky Derby 2012:

Kentucky Derby winner I'll Have Another will show up Monday, much earlier than originally expected — and before most horses in recent years have begun their acclimation to Pimlico. Related Louisville police investigate suspicious death at Churchill

I'll Have Another. I love watching horse races, especially when an unknown comes out of the pack and wins, like the Canadian-owned California horse I'll Have Another, ridden by a rookie jockey in the Kentucky Derby 2012:

By William F. Reed, Special to SI.com With jockey Mario Gutierrez aboard, I'll Have Another became the first horse to win the Kentucky Derby from the No. 19 post position. LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Besides Churchill Downs and Louisville Slugger baseball bats,

By William F. Reed, Special to SI.com With jockey Mario Gutierrez aboard, I'll Have Another became the first horse to win the Kentucky Derby from the No. 19 post position. LOUISVILLE, Ky. — Besides Churchill Downs and Louisville Slugger baseball bats,

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I'll Have Another Beats Bodemeister for Derby Win

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Either Bodemeister was going to give the trainer Bob Baffert, fresh off a heart attack, his fourth Kentucky Derby victory, or I'll Have Another was going to give an anonymous jockey, Mario Gutierrez, one of the most unlikely victories in the 138

I'll Have Another caught Bodemeister down the stretch and pulled away in the final furlong on Saturday to win the Kentucky Derby. I'll Have Another caught Bodemeister down the stretch and pulled away in the final furlong on Saturday to win the Kentucky

Either Bodemeister was going to give the trainer Bob Baffert, fresh off a heart attack, his fourth Kentucky Derby victory, or I'll Have Another was going to give an anonymous jockey, Mario Gutierrez, one of the most unlikely victories in the 138

I'll Have Another caught Bodemeister down the stretch and pulled away in the final furlong on Saturday to win the Kentucky Derby. I'll Have Another caught Bodemeister down the stretch and pulled away in the final furlong on Saturday to win the Kentucky

To anyone who calls himself a speed handicapper, there should be no doubt about the identity of the best colt in the Kentucky Derby. When Bodemeister won his final prep race, the Arkansas Derby, he appeared to be in a

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Kentucky Derby experts pick Union Rags to win Triple Crown's first leg at …

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19, I'll Have Another, who had just won the first leg of the Triple Crown. Monica bet $6 on the Kentucky-bred horse to finish first, second or third. She picked the horse based solely on its name and quickly headed to the teller to collect $55 in

The Kentucky Derby odds are set to go off the board, but before they do, we are going to take a look at the odds to win the Triple Crown for all of the horses in the 2012 Kentucky Derby field!

By Sirius XM Radio NEW YORK, May 3, 2012 — /PRNewswire/ — Sirius XM Radio (NASDAQ: SIRI) announced today an agreement with Horse Racing Radio Network (HRRN) to broadcast all three races of thoroughbred racing's Triple Crown to SiriusXM subscribers

2 horse in the Kentucky Derby's morning line (9-2 odds) to win the first leg of the Triple Crown, but the Run for the Roses is anything but predictable, so check out a selection of top-three picks to prepare you for Saturday's race.

Race day is upon us and it's time to break out the Juleps. This year Basil Hayden's partnered with Joy Perrine, a top Louisville mixologist to crea.

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Kentucky Derby 2012: Party Starts Early On Infield At Churchill Downs

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Contributor Network – 3 hours ago If you are like most fans, you have wondered why the Kentucky Derby is called the "Run for the Roses." In fact, there is an expansive history behind the "Run for the Roses" nickname that many born in the Bluegrass

This is going to be one of the busier days of the sports year. Yay!

No sporting event is complete without food and drink, so why should the Kentucky Derby be any different? Even if you're not watching the race live, it's a great excuse to get some friends together and host a Derby party with

LOUISVILLE – Nineteen Derby dreams will be dashed on Saturday, but one will ride on. Could it be the Kentucky Derby fantasy of Phyllis Wyeth and Union Rags, the colt she bred at her Point Lookout Farm in Wilmington, Del.? Back in 2010, the 71-year-old

The Derby is like politics in so many ways. Someone runs. Someone wins. People contribute money and get their hopes up. There is a weird sense that somehow all of your problems will be solved and the world will right itself

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Kentucky Derby: Five things to watch

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If the Kentucky Derby were run over grass, Optimizer might have a punchers chance at the win. Sired by Breeders' Cup Turf champion English Channel, and with noted stamina influence A.P. Indy on the bottom half of the

Paul Murans watched the Kentucky Derby on television a time or two during his childhood and figured that would be as close as he would get to a Thoroughbred. "Horse racing wasn't even on the radar," said Murans, 34, who lives in Carmel and was a

By Emily Feldman Though the race lasts less than three minutes and fickle air masses threaten to dump rain on the event, seats at Saturday's Kentucky Derby are fetching as much, and in some cases more than seats on a cross-country flight.

If the Kentucky Derby were run over grass, Optimizer might have a punchers chance at the win. Sired by Breeders' Cup Turf champion English Channel, and with noted stamina influence A.P. Indy on the bottom half of the

And there, in all of his glory, stood Secretariat: massive in size; reddish-brown chestnut in color; enormous, muscled chest; proud head jutting forward like a one-horse Mt. Rushmore.

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