Kentucky Derby: Street Sense won the 133rd, 2007 recap

The 2007 edition of the famous Kentucky Derby was won by Street Sense with a beautiful run from the back.

Street Sense winning Kentucky Derby 2007 On the 1/4 mile Street Sense was trailing at 19th position, unexpected for the horse with the best betting odds during the Derby Day. Fast as the light, however, Street Sense pulled an astonishing 2 and1/4 length victory over the second Hard Spun and took the horse only 2:02.17 to complete the race. The 133rd Kentucky Derby just acclaimed the race as the most exiting 2 minutes in sports, giving all the spectators of the race their money worth in excitement and drama. While we were following the Derby this past week, we used the odds of the online betting website Bodog Horse Racing, which proved to be the best, giving odds for Street Sense 7/1 up until the Derby Day, and 4/1 during.

The Kentucky Derby final results are:

Winner: Street Sense, jockey Calvin Borel, trainer Carl Nafzger.

Second: Hard Spun, rider Mario Pino, trained by J. Larry Jones.

Third: Curlin, jockey Robby Albarado, trainer Steve Asmussen.

Imawildandcrazyguy was forth, followed by Sedgefield, Circular Quay, Tiago, Any Given Saturday, Sam P., Nobiz Like Shobiz, Dominican, Zanjero, Great Hunter, Liquidity, Bwana Bull, Storm in may, Teuflesberg, Scat Daddy, Stormello, and Teuflesberg.

Todd Pletcher with five horses in the Kentucky Derby was unfortunate not to have either one in the top three, his best performing thoroughbred was Circular Quay, finishing sixth.

We had clear skies over Louisville which made for the fast race, despite earlier prognosis for rain showers.

The Triple Crown continues after the first leg, the Kentucky Derby, with the Preakness Stakes of 2007 which starts on Saturday, 19 May 2007 at 6:04 pm EST at the Pimlico Race Course, Laurel, MD. Online Gambling Paper will continue to bring you timely coverage and best betting odds for the Preakness Stakes.

05/06/2007