127 th Kentucky Derby >
2001 - Monarchos
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Race Summary
:22.25, :44.86, 1:09.25, 1:35.00, 1:59.97. Track Fast.
Winner - G.c. Maria's Mon - Regal Band, by Dixieland Band. Trained by John T. Ward, Jr.;bred in Kentucky by J.D. Squires.
$2 Mutuels paid - Monarchos, $23.00 straight, $11.80 place, $8.80 show; Invisible Ink, $46.60 place, $21.20 show; Conagree, $7.20 show.
$1,112,000 - gross value, Net to winner $812,200; second $170,000; third $85,000; fourth $45,000.
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2001 Derby Final Results |
Race Footnotes |
| Horse |
Finish |
Jockey |
Owner |
Breeder |
Trainer |
| Monarchos |
1st |
Jorge Chavez |
John C. Oxley |
J. D. Squires |
John T. Ward, Jr. |
| Invisible Ink |
2nd |
John Velazquez |
Peachtree Stable |
Viking Farms Limited & Ashford |
Todd A. Pletcher |
| Congaree |
3rd |
Victor Espinoza |
Stonerside Stable, LCC |
Stonerside Ltd. |
Bob Baffert |
| Thunder Blitz |
4th |
Edgar Prado |
Stronach Stables, Inc. |
Adena Springs |
Joseph F. Orseno |
| Point Given |
5th |
Gary Stevens |
The Throughbred Corporation |
The Throughbred Corp. |
Bob Baffert |
| Jamaican Rum |
6th |
Eddie Delahoussaye |
Southern Nevada Racing Stables, Inc. |
Southern Nevada Racing |
James Cassidy |
| A.P. Valentine |
7th |
Corey Nakatani |
Ol Memorial Stable & Michael Tabor |
W. S. Kilroy |
Nicholas Zito |
| Expree Tour |
8th |
David Flores |
Godolphin Racing, Inc. |
Karen Silva |
Saeed bin Suroor |
| Fifty Stars |
9th |
Donnie Meche |
James Cassels & Bob Zollars |
Carolyn T. Groves |
Steve M. Asmussen |
| Startac |
10th |
Alex Solis |
Allen Paulson |
Allen Paulson |
Simon Bray |
| Millennium Wind |
11th |
Laffit Pincay, Jr. |
David & Jill Heerensperger |
Parrish Hill Farm |
David E. Hofmans |
| Arctic Boy |
12th |
Calvin Borel |
Royce G. Roberts |
Royce Roberts |
Tony Richey |
| Songandaprayer |
13th |
Aaron Gryder |
Devil Eleven Stable & D. J. Stable |
Donna M. Wormser |
John F. Dowd |
| Balto Star |
14th |
Mark Guidry |
Anstu Stable |
Anstu Stables, Inc. |
Todd A. Pletcher |
| Dollar Bill |
15th |
Pat Day |
Gary & Mary West |
Mr. & Mrs. Robert E. Courtney |
Dallas Stewart |
| Keats |
16th |
Larry Melancon |
Henry Pabst |
Group One & J. Mamakos |
Niall M. O'Callaghan |
| Talk Is Money |
17th |
Jerry Bailey |
Daniel Borislow |
Dr. George S. Stefanis & Linda Phillips |
John F. Scanlan |
MONARCHOS, bumped by POINT GIVEN at the start and forced in on JAMAICAN RUM, was outrun for six furlongs, raced five or six wide, commenced a sweeping run five abreast on the second turn, came out a bit farther entering the stretch, caught CONAGREE approaching the final sixteenth and drew clear under steady left-handed encouragement. INVISIBLE INK, unhurried to the far turn, moved up between foes approaching the stretch, angled outside the winner to secure room in the upper stretch, couldn't menace MONARCHOS but closed with good determination to wear down CONAGREE for second. CONAGREE, in hand early while the way into the final furlong but weakened gradually thereafter. THUNDER BLITZ, bumped at the start when BALTO STAR came out, was outrun to the far turn while along the inside, angled between rivals soon after while advancing, split foes approaching the final quarter, then improved position with a mild late run. THUNDER BLITZ returned bleeding from the mouth. POINT GIVEN broke to the inside bumping the winner, moved up steadily to gain a striking position five wide on the backstretch, made a threatening run on the second turn, then flattened out when straightened for the drive. JAMAICAN RUM, bumped at the start and squeezed back, was outrun for seven furlongs while racing well off the inside, leaned in while advancing six wide tightening it up on DOLLAR BILL at the three-eighths pole, then closed some ground while not a threat. AP VALENTINE, in behind rivals while unhurried into the backstretch, was checked when bumped by TALK IS MONEY at the half-mile ground, steadied between foes and was shuffled back at the three-eighths pole and rallied belatedly. EXPRESS TOUR settled in striking position while near the inside between foes on the backstretch, made a menacing run after angling out slightly on the second turn, then failed to sustain the needed momentum. FIFTY STARS, outrun until the stretch while in behind rivals, angled out at the eighth pole but wasn't a factor. STARTAC failed to reach contention and was eight wide on the second turn and into the stretch. MILLENIUM WIND, forwardly placed along the rail, was checked behind SONGANDAPRAYER about the five-sixteenths pole and failed to threaten thereafter. ARCTIC BOY, squeezed a bit at the start, failed to threaten. SONGANDAPRAYER was hustled to the front along the rail soon after the start, made the pace under pressure to the second turn, then tired from the effort. BALTO STAR forced the pace between rivals for seven furlongs and gave way. DOLLAR BILL, angled in behind horses soon after the start, eased out a bit on the backstretch, was forced to take up sharply, lost his action at the three-eighths pole when in tight quarters and was finished. KEATS pressed the leaders three wide to the far turn and gave way thereafter. TALK IS MONEY exchanged bumps with AP VALENTINE leaving the half-mile ground, gave way soon after, was distanced before going a mile and eased through the stretch. A foul claim by rider of INVISIBLE INK against the winner for alleged interference at the quarter-mile ground was disallowed. |
