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The 239th Derby Stakes

Epsom, England

2 June 

1st - Masar     (Prize money $1.13 million)

Jockey - William Buick :NOR  Trainer - Charlie Appleby :ENG  Owner - Godolphin :UAE 

2nd Dee Ex Bee

Jockey - Silvestre De Sousa :BRA Trainer - Mark Johnson :ENG Owner Hamdan bin Mohammed Al-Maktoum :UAE

3rd Roaring Lion

Jockey - Oisin Murphy :IRL Trainer John Gosden :ENG Owner - Qatar Racing :QAT

 

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2018 Belmont Stakes

 

Location: Belmont Park, New York, United States

Date: Saturday June 9

Purse: US$ 1.5 million

Distance: 1.5 miles (2414 meters)

Criteria: 3-year-olds (126 lb for colts, 121 lb for fillies)

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Also next weekend at Belmont Park:

  • Metropolitan Handicap     - 3-and-up, US$ 1.2 M
  • Manhattan Handicap        - 4-and-up,     US$ 1.0 M
  • Ogden Phipps Handicap    - 4-and-up fillies and mares, US$   750 k
  • Just a Game Handicap    - 4-and-up fillies and mares, US$   700 k
  • Acorn Stakes - 3-year-old fillies, US$ 700 k
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10 ore fa, NaBUru38 ha scritto:

2018 Belmont Stakes

 

Location: Belmont Park, New York, United States

Date: Saturday June 9

Purse: US$ 1.5 million

Distance: 1.5 miles (2414 meters)

Criteria: 3-year-olds (126 lb for colts, 121 lb for fillies)

 

more on that...

 

Belmont Stakes are the 3rd of the 3 races of the well known US Triple Crown...

and this year, for the 22nd time, we have a horse that won the first 2 "chapters" (Kentucky Derby and Preakness Stakes): his name is Justify

but the Belmont Stakes are longer and quite different from the other 2 races, so the Triple was completed only 12 times, the last one being the 2015 triumph by American Pharoah (and before him, the last TC hero was Affirmed in 1978)...

 

all you need to know on the Triple Crown races, it's on this website:

http://www.triplecrownraces.com/

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22 minutes ago, phelps said:

 

more on that...

 

Belmont Stakes are the 3rd of the 3 races of the well known US Triple Crown...

and this year, for the 22nd time, we have a horse that won the first 2 "chapters" (Kentucky Derby and Preakness Stakes): his name is Justify

but the Belmont Stakes are longer and quite different from the other 2 races, so the Triple was completed only 12 times, the last one being the 2015 triumph by American Pharoah (and before him, the last TC hero was Affirmed in 1978)...

 

all you need to know on the Triple Crown races, it's on this website:

http://www.triplecrownraces.com/

 

For £1 Million, from 2004. :d

 

https://youtu.be/KqHmf0yh9R4?t=41

 

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Still, all those American races don't even come close to races like the Epsom Derby and those kind of races that were already held well over 200 years ago :bowdown:

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Il y a 1 heure , Quasit a déclaré:

 

For £1 Million, from 2004. :d

 

https://youtu.be/KqHmf0yh9R4?t=41

 

 

An Irish guy getting a horse racing question for £1 million, what were they thinking? :d

 

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