What was the biggest payout for the Kentucky Derby?

$179.0 million
The most-heavily-bet Kentucky Derby ever was won by the biggest long shot in the field. A record $179.0 million was bet in the pari-mutuel pool on Saturday’s Kentucky Derby, a 17% increase over last year and 8% greater than the previous record set in 2019, according to the Churchill Downs.

What was the payout on the 2009 Kentucky Derby?

Results

Results	Post	Winnings
Win	8	$1,417,000
Place	16	$400,000
Show	2	$200,000
Fourth	7	$100,000

What was the trifecta payout for the Kentucky Derby?

$14,870.70
A $1 trifecta paid $14,870.70, and the $1 superfecta paid a cool $321,500.10.

How much did Rich Strike’s jockey win?

$1.86 million. That’s how much prize money Rich Strike won at the Derby.

How much did a $2 bet win on the Kentucky Derby?

$4,101.20
The short answer – a lot. A $2 exacta with second-place finisher Epicenter paid $4,101.20.

How much dies the winning jockey get Kentucky Derby?

How much does the winner of the Kentucky Derby get? The total purse for the race is $3 million, and that money is allotted based on where a horse finishes. The winning jockey receives 10% of that prize, according to the Washington Post.

How much is a $1 trifecta box with 4 horses?

$24
In a Trifecta Key, you are selecting one horse to finish first and any two of the other horses you selected must finish second and third….Trifecta Box Costs:

$1 Trifecta Box with three horses	$6 (6 possible combinations)
$1 Trifecta Box with four horses	$24 (24 possible combinations)

How much does it cost to enter a horse in Kentucky Derby?

$25,000
The entry fee for the Kentucky Derby is another $25,000. Another $25,000 is paid if the horse enters the starting gate. By now, the owner has also paid entry fees at a number of other races through the winter and spring as the trainers prepare the horses in “prep” races.

How much does a jockey make in the Kentucky Derby?

When it comes to this year’s running of the Kentucky Derby, the winner takes home $1.86 million of the race’s $3 million pot. With the rider earning roughly 10 percent of the winnings. $186,000 isn’t bad for a days work. However, agent fees, valet and taxes dwindle those earnings down to about $50,000 in take-home pay.

How much did the 2010 Kentucky Derby cost?

The 2010 Kentucky Derby was the 136th running of the Kentucky Derby. The race took place on May 1, 2010, and was televised in the United States on the NBC television network. The post time was 6:32 p.m. EDT ( 10:32 p.m. UTC ). The stakes of the race were US$ 2,185,200. The race was sponsored by Yum!

How much money can you make betting on the Kentucky Derby?

The Pick 4, and incredibly popular wager over the last ten years, typically pulls in an average of just under $2 million into the pool ending with the Derby (with the 2012 pool exceeding $2.7 million). The Pick 3 ending with the Derby averages right around a million in handle.

Is the Kentucky Derby the best betting race of the season?

LOUISVILLE, KY – MAY 01: Jockey Martin Garcia atop Conveyance leads the field around turn one during the 136th running of the Kentucky Derby on May 1, 2010 in Louisville, Kentucky. (Photo by Matthew Stockman/Getty Images) The Kentucky Derby isn’t the best betting race of the season for nothing.

Which Kentucky Derby Day wager has the greatest risk?

The Pick 6 is probably the Derby day wager with the greatest risk when you consider the multiple times the sequence has triggered a carryover in the last 13 years. And, to that same point, the median payout in the Pick Six is actually lower than the median in the Pick 4 ($11,228.20 vs. $12,292.20).

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