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103rd Kentucky Derby
1977 - Seattle Slew
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   Race Summary
:23, :45 4/5, 1:10 3/5, 1:36, 2:02 1/5. Track fast.
Winner - Dk.b or br.c. by Bold Reasoning - My Charmer, by Poker. Trained by William H. Turner, Jr.; bred in Kentucky by Ben S. Castleman.
$2 mutuels paid - Seattle Slew, $3.00 straight, $2.80 place, $2.80 show; Run Dusty Run, $3.40 place, $3.20 show; Sanhedrin, $4.60 show.
$267,200 gross value and $15,000 Gold Cup. Net to winner $214,700; second $30,000; third $15,000; fourth $7,500. 297 nominations.

1977: World History Race Footnotes
Horse Finish Jockey Owner Breeder Trainer
Seattle Slew 1st Jean Cruguet Karen L. Taylor Ben S. Castleman Wm. H. Turner, Jr.
Run Dusty Run 2nd Darrel McHargue Golden Chance Farm Golden Chance Farm W. E. Adams
Sanhedrin 3rd Jorge Velasquez Darby Dan Farm Mrs. John W. Galbreath T. L. Rondinello
Get the Axe 4th William Shoemaker Bwamazon Farm Bwamazon Farm William R. O'Neill
Steve's Friend 5th Ruben Hernandez Kinsman Stable Early Bird Stud John W. Fulton
Papelote 6th Miguel Rivera Marvin L. Warner Mrs. Marvin Wells Oswaldo Canet
Giboulee 7th Jeffery Fell Jean-Louis Levesque Edward P. Taylor Jacques Dumas
For The Moment 8th Angel Cordero, Jr. Gerald Robins Waldemar Farms, Inc. LeRoy Jolley
Affiliate 9th Laffit Pincay, Jr. Harbor View Farm Harbor View Farm Lazaro Barrera
Flag Officer 10th Leslie Ahrens Nasty Stable Claiborne Farm George J. Getz
Bob's Dusty 11th Julio Espinoza Robert N. Lehmann Harold Snowden, Sr. W. E. Adams
Sir Sir 12th Jesus Rodriguez La Luna Stable International Bloodstock Guild Leo Azpurua
Nostalgia 13th Larry Snyder William S. Farish William S. Farish Delmar W Carroll, Sr.
Western Wind 14th Ron Turcotte Joseph M. Roebling Joseph M. Roebling James Earl Picou
Best Person 15th Garth Patterson W. Cal Partee Herman K. Goodpaster Mike Tinker
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SEATTLE SLEW swerved sharply to the outside into GET THE AXE, after failing to break smartly, was rushed to the leaders early placing SIR SIR in slightly close quarters, continuing through tight quarters, nearing the end of the opening quarter, SEATTLE SLEW forced his way through moving FLAG OFFICER, AFFILIATE and BOB'S DUSTY out. Continuing in full stride, SEATTLE SLEW engaged FOR THE MOMENT at that point to duel for the lead from the outside to the top of the stretch at which stage he disposed of that one when put to extreme pressure, drew off with a rush and prevailed under intermittent urging. RUN DUSTY RUN broke well to gain a forward position, rallied along the outside on the final turn, continued willingly only to lug in through the closing stages and could not reach the winner. RUN DUSTY RUN survived a claim of foul lodged by the rider of SANHEDRIN for alleged interference in the closing stages. The latter, unhurried early while racing along the inner railing, came out for the drive and finished full of run. GET THE AXE closed some ground in his late bid but could not seriously threaten. STEVE'S FRIEND, unhurried early, moved up gradually along the outside on the second turn to loom boldly a furlong away but lacked a further response. PAPELOTE saved ground to no avail. FOR THE MOMENT, away sharply to make the pace, saved ground while dueling with SEATTLE SLEW to the top of the stretch at which point he succumbed suddenly. FLAG OFFICER was outrun. BOB'S DUSTY showed forwardly for three-quarters and retired. SIR SIR was caught in close quarters after the start.

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