What Horse Won The 2016 Kentucky Derby?

What Horse Won The 2016 Kentucky Derby
Photograph by Rob Carr / Getty Images As a result of his victory at the 142nd Kentucky Derby, which took place on Saturday at Churchill Downs, Nyquist is currently in the lead to become the third horse in a row to win the first two legs of the Triple Crown.


2016 Kentucky Derby Results
Pos.	Post	Horse	Jockey	Trainer	Lengths
1	13	Nyquist	Mario Gutierrez	Doug F. O’Neill	—
2	11	Exaggerator	Kent J. Desormeaux	J. Keith Desormeaux	1 ¼
3	5	Gun Runner	Florent Geroux	Steven M. Asmussen	4 ½
4	14	Mohaymen	Junior Alvarado	Kiaran P. McLaughlin	4 ½
5	2	Suddenbreakingnews	Luis Quinonez	Donnie K. Von Hemel	4 ½
6	9	Destin	Javier Castellano	Todd A. Pletcher	6 ¾
7	19	Brody’s Cause	Luis Saez	Dale L. Romans	9 ¼
8	4	Mo Tom	Corey J. Lanerie	Thomas M. Amoss	10
9	8	Lani	Yutaka Take	Mikio Matsunaga	10 ½
10	17	Mor Spirit	Gary L. Stevens	Bob Baffert	14 ¼
11	6	My Man Sam	Irad Ortiz Jr.	Chad C. Brown	14 ¼
12	12	Tom’s Ready	Brian Hernandez Jr.	Dallas Stewart	16 ¾
13	3	Creator	Ricardo Santana Jr.	Steven M. Asmussen	18
14	15	Outwork	John R. Velazquez	Todd A. Pletcher	18 ¼
15	20	Danzing Candy	Mike E. Smith	Clifford W. Sise Jr.	19 ¾
16	1	Trojan Nation	Aaron T. Gryder	Patrick Gallagher	27 ½
17	7	Oscar Nominated	Julien R. Leparoux	Michael J. Maker	33 ¼
18	18	Majesto	Javier Castellano	Gustavo Delgado	37 ½
19	10	Whitmore	Victor Espinoza	Ron Moquett	38
20	16	Shagaf	Joel Rosario	Chad C. Brown	DNF
Source: NBC

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2016 Kentucky Derby Payouts Horse Win Place Show Nyquist $6.60 $4.80 $3.60 Exaggerator — $5.40 $4.20 Gun Runner — — $6.00 $2.00 Exacta (13-11) $1.00 Trifecta (13-11-5) $1.00 Superfecta (13-11-5-14) $30.60 $86.70 $542.10 Source: NBC

According to ESPN Stats & Info, Nyquist was the eighth unbeaten horse to win the Kentucky Derby; the victory was his eighth win in as many career starts. Nyquist’s triumph also marked the eighth undefeated horse to win the Kentucky Derby. NBC Sports on Twitter at: @NBCSports WATCH as Nyquist takes home the victory in the 142nd Kentucky Derby! https://t.co/r4CNs4wlIB As was to be anticipated, the speed horse Danzing Candy took the lead going into the first quarter-mile to establish an aggressive early pace.

He then continued to extend his lead by clocking a half-mile mark of 45.72 seconds. The events of the Run for the Roses, as they occurred chronologically, were broken down by Ray Paulick of PaulickReport.com as follows: Ray Paulick is on Twitter as @raypaulick. Danzing Candy was the first to set the pace (22.58 seconds, 45.72 seconds, and 110.40 seconds), and then Nyquist and Mario Gutierrez took over, finishing the mile in 135.61 seconds and the mile and a quarter in 201.31 seconds respectively.

Gun Runner and Nyquist were always in the mix for the win, but Danzing Candy remained in the lead throughout the race. However, Gun Runner and Nyquist were able to pass Danzing Candy in the closing furlongs of the race. Then Gutierrez stepped on the throttle, which gave Nyquist the opportunity to take the lead.

Exaggerator had a tremendous late effort, quite similar to how he won the Santa Anita Derby, but it wasn’t quite enough to pass Nyquist in the end. Nyquist was able to prevail. Mohaymen also gave a brave attempt, but in the end had to settle for fourth place after a photo finish with Gun Runner. According to Dan Wolken of USA Today, Nyquist has now won three consecutive Kentucky Derbys, and he did so in front of the second-largest audience that has ever attended the race.

A total of 167,227 people were there to watch the event. Ron Flatter of CBS Sports Radio underlined how much of a standout Nyquist’s victory time of 2:01.31 was in comparison to the recent throng of favorite winners: #Nyquist’s 2:01, tweeted Ron Flatter (@ronflatter).

It took 31 to win the @KentuckyDerby, which is the shortest time since #FunnyCide in 2003.
The Southern California division has prevailed in the last three and four of the last five derbies.
Despite the fact that Nyquist had never raced a distance of one and a quarter miles before, he not only had the stamina to keep up with Danzing Candy’s fast pace but also the ability to switch gears whenever he needed to.

Pat Forde of Yahoo Sports is one among the many people who are on board with Nyquist’s bid for the Triple Crown: Pat Forde @YahooForde After Nyquist’s victory in the Kentucky Derby, it is once again time to discuss the possibility of winning the Triple Crown.

Has been the top three-year-old during the entire year.
After hearing that Nyquist had won the race at Churchill Downs, Jay Privman of the Daily Racing Form responded with a humorous pun, which was as follows: @DRFPrivman is the handle of Jay Privman.
O’Neill-Reddam-Gutierrez predicted that the team will be victorious in the Derby on many occasions.

O’Neill and Gutierrez have been successful in the past when they have worked together to win the Kentucky Derby with the horse I’ll Have Another, who also went on to win the Preakness. Another encouraging hint for Nyquist’s prospects of winning the Preakness Stakes, which is the second leg of the Triple Crown, is the fact that they had previously enjoyed success together at Pimlico.

It won’t be easy for Nyquist to follow in the footsteps of his predecessor as he prepares for the Preakness Stakes, which will be held at Pimlico Race Course in Baltimore on Saturday, May 21.
The previous year’s winner of the Triple Crown was American Pharoah, making him the first horse to do so since Affirmed in 1978.

In 2014, California Chrome was victorious in the Kentucky Derby as well as the Preakness Stakes. However, he ran out of steam in the Belmont Stakes and finished in fourth place. There has been a significant amount of drama over each of the last two seasons of the Triple Crown, so it will be interesting to see if Nyquist possesses the goods to live up to the expectations and maintain the interest of casual spectators through the Preakness.

The best three-year-old horses in 2016 give off the impression of being on equal footing.
In spite of the fact that Nyquist might utilize the Kentucky Derby as a launching pad to put himself ahead of the competition, it is possible that his pursuit of the Triple Crown will be cut short at Pimlico.
The most recent horse to win the Kentucky Derby after entering the event without a previous loss was Big Brown in 2008.

The number thirteen post position has not been successful for a winner since 2004, when Smarty Jones, who was also unbeaten heading into the Kentucky Derby, prevailed. After that, Smarty Jones prevailed in the Preakness Stakes, and then he raced to a second-place finish in the Belmont Stakes.

What horse ran the fastest Derby and still holds the record?

Secretariat (1973) With 1973, Secretariat ran the Kentucky Derby in a time of 1:59.40, which is still the fastest time ever recorded for the race. His incredible speed and talent led to him breaking the record.

Who won the 2013 Derby?

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Who ran in the 2017 Kentucky Derby?

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What is the name of the place the Kentucky Derby is held?

The Kentucky Derby is a top-tier, Grade I stakes race for Thoroughbred horses who are 3 years old and older. It is sponsored annually by Woodford Reserve. The event takes place on the dirt racetrack at Churchill Downs in Louisville, Kentucky, and has a distance of one and one-quarter miles.

The weight for the race is divided as follows: colts and geldings carry 126 pounds (57 kg), while fillies carry 121 pounds (55 kg). In contrast to the majority of other horse races, which typically have a field size of only eight competitors, the Kentucky Derby features a field size of twenty equine athletes.

The Road to the Kentucky Derby is a series of 35 races that take place at tracks all over the country and the world. Each of the 20 horses who will compete in the Kentucky Derby is required to compete in these events in order to qualify for the derby.

The top four finishing horses in each of those 35 races are given points, and the top 20 horses in terms of total points are given a starting position in the Kentucky Derby event. The winner of the Kentucky Derby will take home $2 million. The Kentucky Derby is an annual horse race that is held on the first Saturday in May of each year.

The event generally draws a crowd of 155,000 people. In addition to being one of the most renowned horse races anywhere in the world, it also holds the record for being the longest continuously conducted athletic event in the United States. Because it takes approximately two minutes for the winner to run from the starting gate to the finish line, the Kentucky Derby is often referred to as “The Most Exciting Two Minutes in Sports.” This nickname comes from the fact that this is the length of time it takes for the winner to cross the finish line.

The Kentucky Derby kicks off the three-race series known as the Triple Crown of Thoroughbred Racing, which also includes the Preakness Stakes and the Belmont Stakes.
The Kentucky Derby comes first in the series.
The Long Road to the Kentucky Derby Through this Kentucky Derby 101 series, you’ll gain a deeper understanding of the rigorous training that goes into preparing horses to compete on the first Saturday in May.

The birthdays of thoroughbreds are an important factor on the “Road to the Kentucky Derby,” which is the first stage on the “Road to the Kentucky Derby.” Why do Thoroughbreds all have the same birthday, which is the first of the year? On the way to the Kentucky Derby, Weaning is an absolutely essential pit break.

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