2009 Kentucky Derby
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The <entity_1> was the <entity_0>. The race was sponsored by <entity_10> and hence officially was called <entity_5> Presented by <entity_10>. The Atlanta-based Southern Tourism Society named the <entity_5> Festival, which was April 11 to May <entity_14>, as one of the top tourist attractions in the Southeast for the first half of <entity_7>. The ending of the race came as a shock to those in attendance as <entity_6>, trained by <entity_2> and ridden by <entity_8>, running dead last until the final turn, suddenly moved into the lead in the final furlong. He took the lead so fast after the final turn that NBC Sports race announcer Tom Durkin didn't notice the gelding and was still heatedly describing the performance of <entity_3> and <entity_11> despite <entity_6> already opening a three-length lead over the pack. <entity_6> won by 6​<entity_12>⁄4 lengths for the longest margin of victory in over 60 years. <entity_4> had scheduled their first futures wager pool for the year to begin on February 12, with two subsequent pools opening on March 12 and April <entity_13>. Offering 24 betting options (23 individual horses at odds ranging from 10–<entity_14> to 50–<entity_14>, and an "All others" option at 5-<entity_13> odds), favorites include Capt. Candyman Can and Old Fashioned at 10–<entity_14>, followed by <entity_9>, Midshipman, <entity_3>, Stardom Bound, This Ones for Phil, and Vineyard Haven at 12–<entity_14>. After the starter draw for the running, I Want Revenge was installed as the <entity_12>-<entity_14> morning line favorite. <entity_9>, winner of the Louisiana Derby, started the race as the 19-5 (<entity_12>.80-<entity_14>) favorite. <entity_3> (2nd) Building on the longstanding tradition of drinking, partying, and general revelry in the infield, <entity_4> officials announced that they are accepting applications to be the second "Chief Party Officer."
['Kentucky Derby']