90^th Kentucky Derby
1964 - Northern Dancer
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Race Summary :22 2/5, :46, 1:10 3/5, 1:36, 2:00 (new track record). Track fast. Winner - B.c. by Nearctic - Natalma, by Native Dancer. Trained by H.A. Luro; bred in Canada by E.P. Taylor. $2 mutuels paid - Northern Dancer, $8.80 straight, $3.60 place, $3.00 show; Hill Rise, $3.00 place, $2.60 show; The Scoundrel, $3.20 show. $156,800 gross value and $5,000 Gold Cup. Net to winner $114,300; second $25,000; third $12,500; fourth $5,000. 138 nominations.

1964: World History

Race Footnotes

Horse	Finish	Jockey	Owner	Breeder	Trainer
Northern Dancer	1st	William Hartack	Windfields Farm	Edward P. Taylor	Horatio Luro
Hill Rise	2nd	William Shoemaker	El Peco Ranch	George A. Pope, Jr.	William B. Finnegan
The Scoundrel	3rd	Manuel Ycaza	Rex C. Ellsworth	Rex C. Ellsworth	M. A. Tenney
Roman Brother	4th	Wayne Chambers	Harbor View Farm	Ocala Stud Farms, Inc.	Burley Parke
Quadrangle	5th	Robert Ussery	Rokeby Stables	Paul Mellon	J. Elliott Burch
Mr. Brick	6th	Ismael Valenzuela	Roy Sturgis	Charles A. DuBois	James Earl Picou
Mr. Moonlight	7th	James Combest	Mrs. Magruder Dent	Dr. G. C. Borst	Nick Combest
Dandy K.	8th	Mickey Solomone	Cecil Carmine	Cecil Carmine	Robert E. Wingfield
Ishkoodah	9th	Ronald Baldwin	Tumblewood Stable	Jack Dudley & Bonnie M. Heath	H. G. Bockman
Wil Rad	10th	Jacinto Vasquez	Clark & Radkovich	William Radkovich	R. D. Wingfield
Extra Swell	11th	Merlin Paul Volzke	Mr. and Mrs. Earle Davis	Ellwood B. Johnston	Earle Davis
Royal Shuck	12th	Harrel Bolin	Emil A. Dust	Eugene Shuck	B. H. Marshall

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NORTHERN DANCER, in good order to gain a contending position along the inside, continued to save ground while under restraint, moved up steadily after six furlongs, but was forced to come out midway of the second turn, responded to gain command a quarter out and prevailed under strong left-handed whipping. HILL RISE, unhurried, was bumped twice through the stretch run the first time, continued along the outside thereafter to commence a rally at the half-mile ground, lost additional ground in a wide spread leaving the backstretch, rallied to strong handling on entering the stretch and was slowly getting to the winner. THE SCOUNDREL broke in stride, swerved out to bump with HILL RISE in the urn to the initial turn, continued in a forward position to gain command between calls on the second turn and weakened gradually through the closing drive. ROMAN BROTHER, allowed to settle in stride, commenced to advance along the inner railing after seven furlongs and finished strongly even though in slightly close quarters. QUADRANGLE, brushed and squeezed back at the start, wanted for racing room entering the first turn, continued well to the top of the stretch were he lacked a closing rally. MR. BRICK broke alertly but sharply to the outside brushing with QUADRANGLE, continued to make the pace under good rating and gave way suddenly after going a mile. MR. MOONLIGHT swerved to the outside for no apparent reason nearing the half-mile ground and could not threaten thereafter. DANDY K. was outrun, as was ISHKOODAH. WIL RAD was through early. ROYAL SHUCK showed speed for three-quarters and stopped badly.