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The 139th Kentucky Derby took place on May 4, 2014.
Answer: False
The 139th Kentucky Derby officially took place on May 4, 2013, not May 4, 2014.
The purse for the 139th Kentucky Derby was $1.4 million, with Golden Soul finishing in second place.
Answer: True
The purse for the 139th Kentucky Derby was indeed $1.4 million, and Golden Soul secured second place.
Churchill Downs hosted the 139th Kentucky Derby, and the race began shortly after 6:00 PM Eastern Daylight Time.
Answer: True
Churchill Downs served as the venue for the 139th Kentucky Derby, which commenced shortly after 6:00 PM Eastern Daylight Time.
What was the official date of the 139th Kentucky Derby?
Answer: May 4, 2013
The 139th Kentucky Derby officially took place on May 4, 2013.
What was the total purse offered for the 139th Kentucky Derby?
Answer: $1.4 million
The total purse offered for the 139th Kentucky Derby was $1.4 million.
How many spectators were recorded at the 139th Kentucky Derby?
Answer: 151,616
The attendance recorded for the 139th Kentucky Derby was 151,616 spectators.
Orb, the winner of the 139th Kentucky Derby, completed the race in under two minutes.
Answer: False
Orb's winning time for the 139th Kentucky Derby was 2 minutes and 2.89 seconds (2:02.89), which is not under two minutes.
Jockey Joel Rosario described his ride on Orb as starting slowly but ultimately achieving a 'perfect trip'.
Answer: True
Jockey Joel Rosario described his ride on Orb as starting slowly but ultimately achieving a 'perfect trip'.
Claude McGaughey III, trainer of Orb, had previously won the Kentucky Derby multiple times before 2013.
Answer: False
This victory was Claude McGaughey III's first career Kentucky Derby win; he had not won the race multiple times prior to 2013.
Jockey Joel Rosario's only major achievement in 2013 was winning the Kentucky Derby.
Answer: False
Jockey Joel Rosario had other significant achievements in 2013, including a record-setting spring season and a prior win of the Dubai World Cup.
Orb earned $1,414,800 for its victory in the 2013 Kentucky Derby.
Answer: True
Orb earned $1,414,800 for winning the 2013 Kentucky Derby.
Orb won the 2013 Kentucky Derby by a margin of exactly three lengths.
Answer: False
Orb won the 2013 Kentucky Derby by a margin of 2 1/2 lengths, not exactly three lengths.
According to the text, Orb won multiple Grade I races after its victory in the 2013 Kentucky Derby.
Answer: False
The text explicitly states that Orb did not win any further races after its victory in the 2013 Kentucky Derby.
Which horse crossed the finish line first in the 139th Kentucky Derby?
Answer: Orb
Orb was the horse that crossed the finish line first in the 139th Kentucky Derby.
What was the winning time recorded for Orb in the 139th Kentucky Derby?
Answer: 2:02.89
Orb's winning time for the 139th Kentucky Derby was recorded as 2 minutes and 2.89 seconds (2:02.89).
Who was the trainer of the winning horse, Orb?
Answer: Shug McGaughey (Claude McGaughey III)
The trainer of the winning horse, Orb, was Claude McGaughey III, also known as Shug McGaughey.
What was Orb's lifetime winnings mentioned in the text after winning the 2013 Kentucky Derby?
Answer: $2,335,850
After winning the 2013 Kentucky Derby, Orb's lifetime winnings were stated to be $2,335,850.
Who were the owners of the winning horse, Orb?
Answer: Ogden Mills Phipps and Stuart Janney III
The owners of the winning horse, Orb, were Ogden Mills Phipps and Stuart Janney III.
According to the text, did Orb win any Grade I races *after* winning the 2013 Kentucky Derby?
Answer: No, it never won another race after the Derby.
The text explicitly states that Orb did not win any further races after its victory in the 2013 Kentucky Derby.
What was the winning margin for Orb in the 2013 Kentucky Derby?
Answer: 2 1/2 lengths
Orb won the 2013 Kentucky Derby by a margin of 2 1/2 lengths.
Trainer Todd Pletcher entered only one horse in the 2013 Kentucky Derby.
Answer: False
Trainer Todd Pletcher entered five horses in the 2013 Kentucky Derby, not just one.
Ogden Mills Phipps and Stuart Janney III were the owners of the horse Revolutionary, which finished third.
Answer: False
Ogden Mills Phipps and Stuart Janney III were the owners of Orb, the winning horse. The owners of Revolutionary, which finished third, are not identified in this context.
Todd Pletcher believed his horse Revolutionary ran poorly but closed well in the 2013 Derby.
Answer: False
Todd Pletcher described Revolutionary's performance as 'super,' noting it closed well despite being shuffled back, contradicting the assertion that he believed it ran poorly.
Oxbow, who finished sixth in the Kentucky Derby, later won the 2013 Belmont Stakes.
Answer: False
Oxbow, who finished sixth in the Kentucky Derby, later won the 2013 Preakness Stakes, not the Belmont Stakes.
Besides Orb, which horse finished in third place in the 2013 Kentucky Derby?
Answer: Revolutionary
Revolutionary finished in third place in the 2013 Kentucky Derby, following Orb and Golden Soul.
How many horses did trainer Todd Pletcher have entered in the 2013 Kentucky Derby?
Answer: Five
Trainer Todd Pletcher had five horses entered in the 2013 Kentucky Derby.
Which horse from the 2013 Derby field went on to win the Preakness Stakes?
Answer: Oxbow
Oxbow, which finished sixth in the 2013 Kentucky Derby, subsequently won the 2013 Preakness Stakes.
Which horse finished second in the 2013 Kentucky Derby?
Answer: Golden Soul
Golden Soul finished in second place in the 2013 Kentucky Derby.
Which horse trained by Todd Pletcher finished in 14th place?
Answer: Verrazano
Verrazano, trained by Todd Pletcher, finished in 14th place in the 2013 Kentucky Derby.
The track conditions on the day of the 2013 Kentucky Derby were fast and dry due to clear weather.
Answer: False
The track conditions on the day of the 2013 Kentucky Derby were cold and sloppy (sealed) due to rain, not fast and dry.
Palace Malice was the horse that took the early lead in the 2013 Kentucky Derby.
Answer: True
Palace Malice was the horse that took the early lead in the 2013 Kentucky Derby.
What were the track conditions like on the day of the 2013 Kentucky Derby?
Answer: Cold and sloppy (sealed)
The track conditions on the day of the 2013 Kentucky Derby were cold and sloppy (sealed) due to rain.
Which horse took the early lead in the 2013 Kentucky Derby?
Answer: Palace Malice
Palace Malice was the horse that took the early lead in the 2013 Kentucky Derby.
Orb paid $12.80 to place and $7.40 to show for a $2 wager in the 139th Kentucky Derby.
Answer: False
Orb's payouts for a $2 wager were $12.80 to win, $7.40 to place, and $5.40 to show. The statement incorrectly assigns the 'win' payout to 'place'.
Golden Soul, the second-place finisher, paid $38.60 to win its race.
Answer: False
Golden Soul, the second-place finisher, paid $38.60 to place and $19.60 to show, not to win.
The $1 Superfecta bet, requiring the first four horses in exact order, paid out over $28,000.
Answer: True
The $1 Superfecta bet paid out $28,542.00, which is indeed over $28,000.
Orb, the eventual winner, was considered the underdog with morning odds of 7:2.
Answer: False
Orb was considered the favorite with morning odds of 7:2 (3.5 to 1), not an underdog.
Orb's final odds at the start of the 2013 Kentucky Derby were 7:2, making it the second favorite.
Answer: False
Orb's final odds at the start of the 2013 Kentucky Derby were 5.4 to 1 (5:1), making it the favorite. The odds of 7:2 refer to its morning line odds.
The total amount wagered on the 2013 Kentucky Derby was approximately $36.6 million.
Answer: True
The total amount wagered on the 2013 Kentucky Derby was approximately $36.6 million.
What were Orb's payouts for placing second (Place) and finishing third (Show) in the 139th Kentucky Derby for a $2 wager?
Answer: Place $7.40, Show $5.40
Orb's payouts for a $2 wager were $7.40 to place and $5.40 to show.
What was the payout for the $1 Trifecta bet (first three horses in exact order) in the 2013 Kentucky Derby?
Answer: $3,462.80
The $1 Trifecta bet in the 2013 Kentucky Derby paid out $3,462.80.
Which horse, the winner of the Florida Derby, was the favorite to win the 2013 Kentucky Derby?
Answer: Orb
Orb, the winner of the Florida Derby, was the favorite to win the 2013 Kentucky Derby.
What was the total amount wagered on the 2013 Kentucky Derby?
Answer: $36.6 million
The total amount wagered on the 2013 Kentucky Derby reached approximately $36.6 million.
What were the final odds for Orb at the start of the 2013 Kentucky Derby?
Answer: 5.4 to 1
Orb's final odds at the start of the 2013 Kentucky Derby were 5.4 to 1 (or 5:1).
What was the payout for the $2 Exacta bet (first two horses in order) in the 2013 Kentucky Derby?
Answer: $981.60
The $2 Exacta bet, correctly predicting the first two horses in order (Orb and Golden Soul), paid $981.60 in the 2013 Kentucky Derby.
For the first time in 2013, the Kentucky Derby qualification process relied solely on a horse's previous graded stakes earnings.
Answer: False
The 2013 qualification process introduced a points system, moving away from reliance solely on graded stakes earnings.
Thirty-six races were part of the 'Road to the Kentucky Derby' points system in 2013.
Answer: True
The 'Road to the Kentucky Derby' points system in 2013 encompassed thirty-six races.
Exactly twenty horses officially qualified for the 2013 Kentucky Derby field.
Answer: True
The official field for the 2013 Kentucky Derby consisted of exactly twenty qualified horses.
Black Onyx was scratched from the 2013 Kentucky Derby, allowing the next 'also eligible' horse to enter the race.
Answer: False
When Black Onyx was scratched, the 'also eligible' horse Fear the Kitten could not enter the race due to the late timing of the scratch.
What was a notable change in the Kentucky Derby qualification process implemented in 2013?
Answer: A new points system replaced reliance solely on graded stakes earnings.
A significant change in 2013 was the implementation of a new points system for qualification, replacing the previous sole reliance on graded stakes earnings.
How many races were included in the 'Road to the Kentucky Derby' points system in 2013?
Answer: 36
The 'Road to the Kentucky Derby' points system in 2013 comprised a total of thirty-six races.
What happened to the 'also eligible' horse Fear the Kitten when Black Onyx was scratched?
Answer: Fear the Kitten could not enter the race because it was too late for substitution.
When Black Onyx was scratched, the 'also eligible' horse Fear the Kitten could not enter the race due to the late timing of the scratch.
How many horses were listed as 'also eligible' for the 2013 Kentucky Derby?
Answer: 2
Two horses were listed as 'also eligible' for the 2013 Kentucky Derby.
Security measures for the 2013 Kentucky Derby were relaxed due to concerns following the Boston Marathon bombings.
Answer: False
Security measures were increased for the 2013 Kentucky Derby in response to the Boston Marathon bombings, not relaxed.
Jockey Rosie Napravnik aimed to become the first female jockey to win the Kentucky Derby and finished in 10th place.
Answer: False
Jockey Rosie Napravnik finished in fifth place, setting a record for the highest placement by a female jockey, not tenth place.
Rosie Napravnik's fifth-place finish on Mylute set a record for the highest placement by a female jockey in the Kentucky Derby.
Answer: True
Rosie Napravnik's fifth-place finish on Mylute marked the highest placement ever achieved by a female jockey in the Kentucky Derby.
What significant event led to increased security measures at the 2013 Kentucky Derby?
Answer: The Boston Marathon bombings
Increased security measures at the 2013 Kentucky Derby were implemented in response to the Boston Marathon bombings.
Jockey Rosie Napravnik achieved a historical milestone in the 2013 Derby by:
Answer: Finishing in fifth place, setting a record for the highest female jockey finish.
Jockey Rosie Napravnik achieved a historical milestone by finishing in fifth place, setting a record for the highest placement by a female jockey in the Kentucky Derby.
Which jockey was aiming to become the first Black jockey to win the Derby since Jimmy Winkfield in 1902?
Answer: Kevin Krigger
Jockey Kevin Krigger, riding Goldencents, was aiming to become the first Black jockey to win the Derby since Jimmy Winkfield in 1902.