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Odds Horse Last Race (Beyer)
4-1 PYRO Blue Grass 9th (73)
6-1 COLONEL JOHN Santa Anita 1st (95)
8-1 GAYEGO Arkansas Derby 1st (103)
9-1 COURT VISION Wood Memorial 3rd (90)
10-1 BIG BROWN Florida Derby 1st (106)
12-1 COOL COAL MAN Blue Grass 8th (74)
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20-1 DENIS OF CORK Illinois Derby 5th (88)
25-1 COWBOY CAL Blue Grass 2nd (92)
25-1 Z FORTUNE Arkansas Derby 2nd (102)
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9-2 SCAT DADDY Florida Derby 1st (98)
5-1 CIRCULAR QUAY Louisiana Derby 1st(102)
8-1 ANY GIVEN SATURDAY Wood Memorial 3rd (89)
8-1 NOBIZ LIKE SHOBIZ Wood Memorial 1st (98)
10-1 HARD SPUN Lane's End 1st (101)
15-1 CURLIN Arkansas Derby 1st (103)
15-1 GREAT HUNTER Blue Grass 5th (92)
20-1 COWTOWN CAT Illinois Derby 1st (98)
25-1 TIAGO Sa Anita Derby 1st (100)
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