Derby retirement and Derby contenders tied to Aiken area
Derby retirements include Storm Song who finished third in the Ashland Stakes and Kentucky Oaks before retiring to broodmare duty after selling for 1.4 million in 1997. Destin, with Eclipse/Dogwood ties and Aiken connections, is a 15-1 Derby pick with No. 9 post. Outwork, Brody's Cause and Trojan Nation remain Derby hopefuls with notable races and Derby posts.
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Campbell
Storm Song
Lane’s End
Dogwood
Jaime Carrion
Aaron Sones
Trojan Nation
Julie Gilbert
Belmont Park
Aiken
Destin
Eclipse Thoroughbred Partners
Twin Creeks Racing Stables
Eclipse
Jack Sadler
Bill Victor
Sadler
Javier Castellano
Sam F. Davis
Ovel Merida
Churchill Downs
Dogwood Stable
Derby fever as Uncle Mo sired three in 20-horse field
In Lexington Kentucky Mike Repole recalls the rise of Uncle Mo from a Derby favorite derailed by a liver ailment to a top North American sire. With three of the 20 Derby contenders fathered by Uncle Mo including Nyquist Mo Tom and Outwork the stallion is redefining his legacy.
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Uncle Mo
Lexington
Mike Repple
Repole
Queens
New York
Aqueduct
North America
Red Hot
Coolmore Ashford Stud
Nyquist
Mo Tom
Outwork
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Steve Asmussen
Luis Quinonez
Ricardo Santana, J
Trojan
Eattick Gallagher
Aaron Gryder
Keith Desormeaux
Kent Desormeau
Gun Runne
Ry Man
Sam
Oscar Nomina
Lon
Tom
Dallas Stewart B. Hernandez, Jr
Tom Amoss
Corey Lanerie
Doug O'Neill
Mario Gutierrez
Mohaymen
Kiaran McLaughlin
Alvarado
Steve Asmusser
Florent Geroux
Chad Brown
Ortiz, Jr
Michael Marie
Julien Leparoux
Mikio Matsunaga
Todd Pletcher
Yukata
Take Javier Castellano
Whitmore
Ron Moquett
Victor Espinoza
John Velazquez
Joel Rosario
Bob Baffert
Gary Steven
Gustavo Delgado Emisuel Jaramillo
Brody’s
Dale Romans
Luis Saez
Danzing Candy
Clifford Sise, Jr
Mike Smith
Churchill Downs Racetrack
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