How much does it cost to box 5 horses for $1 in the Kentucky Derby?
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5 Horse Box\n$1 Exacta-$20\n$1 Tri-$60\n$1 Super-$120
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A claiming race is a race in which any person can 'claim' or buy any horse in the race. The amount of the claim price is based on the level of the competetion. The top claiming race is about $100,000 and the bottom goes down to less than $3,000.
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Its nothing for $5,000 - $10,000 horses winning millions on the track!
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A boxed trifecta is where you pick 3 runners to place 1,2 and 3. in any order ie:  1x2x3\n                          1x3x2\n                          2x1x3\n                          2x3x1\n                          3x1x2\n                          3x2x1\nSo if you had $1 on each combination= $6.\nThe more you add to your selections the more it costs. To box 4 runners for 100% dividend is $24 as there is 24 combinations of numbers. Hope you can understand this
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Winner of the Kentucky Derby.
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Secretariat.\n13 lenghts in the Kentucky Derby.
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In the US a jockey makes money from both the mount fee and the purse. Depending on where a jockey is riding mount fees can range from $25-$75. The real money is in the purse, that is the money that the horses are racing for. In general a purse is divided among the first 5 finishers in a race, with 60% going to first 20% to second, 10% to third 7.5% to fourth and 2.5% to fifth. Of this purse money the jockey and trainer usually receive 10%. So in the case of the Kentucky Derby which has a $2 million purse the winners share is $1,200,000, so of this the jockey would receive $120,000.\n\nFernando Jara who rode Invasor to the Classic win on Saturday made $270,000 for his efforts.\n\nHope this helps
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http://www.beauproductions.com/secretariat/index1.htm\n\nor go to www.kentuckyderby.com\n\nwww.nyra.com\n\nwww.preakness.com
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By the "best", you probably mean what is the highest probability of getting a return on your investment?  Good question, no easy answer. The safest bet would be the odds on favorite to show. Since the favorite wins about 35% of the time, you got a relatively good chance of getting a return with this bet. The problem here is that you're betting dollars to win dimes! And you could lose your hard earned $2. You mentioned wheeling an exacta. This is tough because you are picking a winner, and there's no guarantee that you're going to win more than you bet. Perhaps a more conservative "part-wheel" bet would be a better idea.\nThe exotics (D.D., triple,superfecta  pick 3, pick 4, pick 6, whatever) can return big payoffs , but tend to be money burners.\nDon't overdo these. I like to make exacta and triple "box" bets:\nExample: 8 horse field, $1exacta box on four hourses = $12bet. Depending on how they finish, you've got a decent chance to make a significant profit. A $1 triple box on 4 horses =$24.\nObviously, betting like this too often can be hazardous to your financial health. Conclusion: The longer you bet on the horses, the more you'll realize that there are no best, or sure bets.\nMy advise; go to the track, relax, get a beer and hot dog, watch the beautiful horses in action, and bet conservatively. Enjoy.
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Brother Derek is the likely favorite. His odds will probably be in the 3 to 1 range. Those odds would pay $8 on a $2 bet to win. The best value bet to win the race is Steppenwolfer who will probably have odds in the 20 to 1 range. Those odds would pay $42 on a $2 win bet. I'm a handicapper... e-mail me next Wednesday and I'll send you what I will be betting on in the Derby. No charge. No guarantee, either.\nYes, I had a bet on last year's winner Giacomo, although I wish I had bet more. I did not have enough confidence in him. At least I broke even.\n\n\nEdit:  Barbaro has not raced in five WEEKS, not months. This is what the trainer planned, although it is a bit unusual. And Sweetnorthernsaint has NOT been scratched (as of April 30). Verified on www.drf.com
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Information inside the DRF includes, The tracks listed of the day..All the horses entered for each race that day..There post postion..10 lines of there last runnings, Jockeys listed to ride them..and a brief outline of the handicappers about the horse;Also theres a listing in the front of every track of What handicappers of that track think of the race..and Possible odds.. So Study that DRF and GL at the races..The cost is $4.00 per issue...Printed  in 3 editions...east coast midwest and West coast
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20 boxes at $.75 equals $15.00\n25  boxes at $.40 equals $10.00\ntotal:  $25.00
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according to the Churchill Downs website,\n\n$2 EXACTA 8-13 $587.00     \n$2 SUPERFECTA 8-13-2-1 $84860.40     \n$2 SUPERFECTA 8-13-2-18 $59839.00     \n$2 TRIFECTA 8-13-2 $11418.40     \n$1 TRIFECTA Box $5709.20
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Its $40.00 to get into the infield.  Gates open at 8:00am.  If you go to yahoo maps you can get a map to churchill downs from where ever you are coming from.
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65 Dollars First Class\n\n3 - 6 Dollars In Steerage
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SUPERFECTA - You bet four horses to finish first, second, third and fourth in exact order. A $2 straight Superfecta 4-6-5-2 pays off only if the final order of finish is 4-6-5-2. \n\nA popular wager among many fans is a $1 Superfecta wheel, in which you select one horse to win and a combination of other horses to finish second, third and fourth. The cost of a $1 Superfecta wheel with one horse to win and three other horses to finish in any order in the second, third and fourth positions, costs $6. The cost of a $1 Superfecta box including four horses to finish first second, third and fourth, in any order, is $24\n\nJUST  SEARCH GOOGLE  FOR  SUPERFECTA  AND  THERE  ARE  VARIOUS  CHARTS  SHOWING  STAKES FOR  DIFFERENT  NUMBERS  OF  HORSES.
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well 1-20 is not very good odds. That would be the favor. To win $1 dollar you would have to lay(bet) $20. 5-4 isnt that good either, to win 5, you would bet 4. Horse races have long shots like 25-1. Were a you would win $25 for every $1 you bet. So if you bet $10 you would win $250. Other sports are different though baskatball is based on $100. Like the Mavs are favored. You $150. To win a hundred you would bet $150, and so on.