Kentucky Derby undercard results: Who won Race 1 to Race 11 at Churchill Downs
Maiden Special Weight, 11:00 AM ET
Allowance Optional Claimer, 11:32 AM ET
Allowance Optional Claimer, 12:05 PM ET
Knicks Go Overnight Stakes, 12:38 PM ET
Churchill Distaff Turf Mile Stakes, 1:12 PM ET
Pat Day Mile Stakes, 1:53 PM ET
Turf Sprint Stakes, 2:38 PM ET
Churchill Downs Stakes, 3:23 PM ET
American Turf Stakes, 4:06 PM ET
Derby City Distaff Stakes, 4:50 PM ET
Old Forester Bourbon Turf Classic Stakes, 5:39 PM ET
Kentucky Derby, 7:02 PM ET
Allowance Optional Claimer, 8:00 PM ET
Maiden Special Weight, 8:33 PM ET
1st place: Fountain Lake (trainer: John Ortiz)
2nd place: Chillax
3rd place: Sansone
1st place: Lemon Muffin (trainer: D Wayne Lukas)
2nd place: Generous Lover
3rd place: Tapit Quick
1st place: Goal Oriented (trainer: Bob Baffert)
2nd place: Hypnus
3rd place: Tiz Secure
1st place: Liberal Arts (Trainer: Brad H. Cox)
2nd place: Patriot Spirit
3rd place: Kupuna
1st place: Simply In Front (Trainer: Eddie Kenneally)
2nd place: Pin Up Betty
3rd place: Movin' On Up
1st place: Macho Music (Trainer: Rohan Crichton)
2nd place: Madaket Road
3rd place: Gaming
1st place: Think Big
2nd place: Boss Sully
3rd place: Unconquerable Keen
1st place: Mindframe (Trainer: Todd Pletcher)
2nd place: Banishing
3rd place: Nysos
1st place: Zulu Kingdom (Trainer: Chad Brown)
2nd place: Test Score
3rd place: New Century
1st place: Kopion (Trainer: Richard Mandella)
2nd place: Hope Road
3rd place: Ways and Means
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