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2008 Kentucky Derby Complete Order of Finish (Jockey)
Fractional Times: 23.30 47.04 1:11.14 1:36.56 Final Time 2:01.82

1. Big Brown (Kent Desormeaux)
2. Eight Belles (Gabriel Saez)
3. Denis of Cork (Calvin Borel)
4. Tale of Ekati (Eibar Coa)
5. Recapture the Glory (E. Baird)
6. Colonel John (Corey Nakatani)
7. Anak Nakal (Rafael Bejarano)
8. Pyro (Shaun Bridgmohan)
9. Cowboy Cal (John Velazquez)
10. Z Fortune (Robby Albarado)
11. Smooth Air (Manoel Cruz)
12. Visionaire (Jose Lezcano)
13. Court Vision (Garrett Gomez)
14. Z Humor (Rene Douglas)
15. Cool Coal Man (Julien Leparoux)
16. Bob Black Jack (Richard Migliore)
17. Gayego (Mike Smith)
18. Big Truck (Javier Castellano)
19. Adriano (Edgar Prado)
20. Monba (Ramon Dominguez)

Winning Breeder: Monticule

Winning Owner: IEAH Stables Michael A. Iavarone and Paul P. Pompa, Jr.

Winning Trainer: Richard E. Dutrow, Jr.

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Big Brown showed why he was the favorite in the 2008 Kentucky Derby and dominated this race from start to finish and will be a heavy favorite when the Preakness is run on May 17th, 2008. As it stands now there will only be one other holdover from the Derby that will enter the Preakness Stakes. This is clearly the horse to beat when the Preakness rolls around and it will interesting to see how low his odds go. A 1/5 favorite is certainly not out of the question.

After the race tragedy struck once again when Eight Belles, the remarkable Filly that come up to finish second but then broke both front ankles and was quickly euthanized. PETA quickly decided to throw in their two cents and called for the Jockey to be suspended and for the money this horse won to be repaid. They once again show why they are a radical organization and have no idea how the sport of horse racing is run.

Doc's see bright lights ahead for the last two legs of the Triple Crown. The number of horses has decreased meaning the edge goes to the handicappers in this race. We will have selections on the Preakness Stakes and the Belmont Stakes for 2008. Click on the race of your choice for more information.