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132nd Kentucky Derby
Kentucky Derby
Presented by Yum! Brands
LocationChurchill Downs
DateMay 6, 2006
Winning horseBarbaro
Winning time2:01.36
Starting price6-1
JockeyEdgar Prado
TrainerMichael R. Matz
OwnerLael Stables
ConditionsFast
SurfaceDirt
Attendance157,532
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The 2006 Kentucky Derby was the 132nd running of the Kentucky Derby. The race took place on May 6, 2006 and was won by Barbaro. There was a crowd of 157,532 in attendance.[1]

Contenders[edit]

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Viewed as one of the most competitive fields in years, there was no clear cut standout going into the race. Brother Derek, winner of four straight including the Santa Anita Derby, was made the morning line favorite at odds of 3-1 but drifted out to nearly 8-1 by post time. Meanwhile, Sweetnorthernsaint went from 10–1 on the morning line to the post-time favorite at 11-2 off of his win in the Illinois Derby. At 6–1, Barbaro was the second favorite based on his undefeated record including the Florida Derby. He was attempting to become the first horse since Needles in 1950 to win the Derby off of a five-week layoff. Other leading contenders included Lawyer Ron (Arkansas Derby), Showing Up (Lexington Stakes) and Sinister Minister (Blue Grass Stakes).[2][3][4]

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Results[edit]

Keyed Entry went to the early lead challenged by Sinister Minister, and set a fast early pace. Barbaro stumbled at the start and bumped with Bob and John, then was carried three wide into the first turn. Still racing wide, he started to make up ground on the far turn and hit the lead with a quarter of a mile remaining. He continued to open up ground and won by ​612 lengths over Bluegrass Cat, with Steppenwolfer closing late for third. Jazil and Brother Derek deadheated for fourth.[2][4]

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It was the first Derby winner for all of Barbaro's connections: trainer Michael Matz, jockey Edgar Prado and owners Roy and Gretchen Jackson of Lael Stable. Barbaro's margin of victory was the longest since Assault in 1946. He became just the sixth horse to win the Derby while still undefeated.[4]

FinishPostHorseJockeyTrainerOddsMarginEarnings
18BarbaroEdgar PradoMichael Matz6.10$1,453,200
213Bluegrass CatRamon DomínguezTodd Pletcher30.00612 lengths$400,000
32SteppenwolferRobby AlbaradoDaniel C. Peitz16.30812 lengths$200,000
4 – dead heat1Brother DerekAlex SolisDan Hendricks7.70912 lengths$80,000
4 – dead heat18JazilFernando JaraKiaran McLaughlin24.20912 lengths$80,000
66Showing UpCornelio VelásquezBarclay Tagg26.2010 lengths
711SweetnorthernsaintKent DesormeauxMichael J. Trombetta5.5013 lengths
814Deputy GlittersJose LezcanoThomas Albertrani60.6014 lengths
95Point DeterminedRafael BejaranoBob Baffert9.401514 lengths
1015Seaside RetreatPatrick HusbandsMark Casse52.501514 lengths
1119Storm TreasureDavid FloresSteve Asmussen51.901934 lengths
1217Lawyer RonJohn McKeeRobert Holthus10.202112 lengths
1316Cause to BelieveRussell BazeJerry Hollendorfer25.902134 lengths
1420Flashy BullMike E. SmithKiaran McLaughlin43.002434 lengths
1512Private VowShaun BridgmohanSteve Asmussen40.502714 lengths
164Sinister MinisterVictor EspinozaBob Baffert9.7030 lengths
177Bob and JohnGarrett K. GomezBob Baffert12.903112 lengths
1810A.P. WarriorCorey NakataniJohn Shirreffs14.103134 lengths
199Sharp HumorMark GuidryDale Romans30.103314 lengths
203Keyed EntryPatrick ValenzuelaTodd Pletcher28.804034 lengths

Track condition: Fast

Times:14 mile – 22.63; ​12 mile – 46.07; ​34 mile – 1:10.88; mile – 1:37.02; final – 2:01.36.
Splits for each quarter-mile: (22.63) (23.44) (24.81) (26.14) (24.34)

Source: Equibase Chart[2]

Payout[edit]

The 132nd Kentucky Derby Payout Schedule
Program
Number
Horse Name
Win
Place
Show
8BarbaroUS$14.20$8.00$6.00
13Bluegrass Cat-$28.40$15.40
2Steppenwolfer--$7.80
  • $2 Exacta: (8-13) Paid $587.00
  • $2 Trifecta: (8-13-2) Paid $11,418.40
  • $2 Superfecta: (8-13-2-1) Paid $84,860.40
  • $2 Superfecta: (8-13-2-18) Paid $59,839.00
  • 1 Jazil & 18 Brother Derek was a Dead Heat.[5]

Subsequent racing careers[edit]

Barbaro fractured a leg in his next start, the Preakness Stakes, and died after a lengthy battle to save him. His ashes are buried at Churchill Downs below a bronze statue of him winning the Derby.[6]

Several other horses from the field went on to record Grade I wins:

  • Jazil – Belmont Stakes
  • Bluegrass Cat – Haskell Invitational
  • Showing Up – Secretariat Stakes, Hollywood Derby
  • Lawyer Ron – 2007 Whitney Handicap, Woodward Stakes
  • Flashy Bull – 2007 Stephen Foster Handicap

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None of the participants in the 2006 Derby went on to become major sires. The most consistent was Bluegrass Cat, who ranked 35th on the 2016 general sire listing for example despite not having a Grade I winner. The best sire from the crop of 2003 proved to be Bernardini, who bypassed the Derby.[7]

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See also[edit]

References[edit]

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  1. ^Kentucky Derby History, 2006
  2. ^ abc'Chart of the Kentucky Derby'. Equibase. Retrieved 3 May 2020.
  3. ^Drape, Joe (4 May 2006). 'Brother Derek Named Kentucky Derby Favorite by the Slimmest of Margins'. The New York Times. Retrieved 3 May 2020.
  4. ^ abc'Undefeated Barbaro Conquers All in Derby'. BloodHorse.com. Retrieved 3 May 2020.
  5. ^Kentucky Derby 2006 TablesArchived August 21, 2010, at the Wayback Machine
  6. ^'Memories of Barbaro, and a doctor's regret 10 years later'. Chicago Tribune. Tribune News Services. Retrieved 3 May 2020.
  7. ^'2016 General Sire Listing'. www.bloodhorse.com. Retrieved 3 May 2020.

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