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How much do Kentucky Derby jockeys make? Prize money breakdown for winners and runners-up at Churchill Downs
For jockeys who don't win, the Kentucky Derby isn't a very lucrative affair. Jockeys who don't win but still finish second, third, fourth or fifth can still expect to receive a 10 percent share of their horse's winnings. 10 percent of the second-place winnings is still $100,000, while even $50,000 for finishing third is a nice payday.
Save this downloadable Kentucky Derby betting guide before you go to Churchill Downs
So we've created this handy — and downloadable — guide to make placing bets at the 151st Run for the Roses as smooth as a mint julep. Grab this before you head to Churchill Downs and you'll have horse stats, jockey names and silk designs on hand at all times.
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