Country House Wins 2019 Kentucky Derby Following Maxium Security Disqualification

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Country House has won the 2019 Kentucky Derby following Maximum Security being disqualified.

Now it is time to bet the Preakness Stakes

Code of Honor was third.

This one was under a near 20 minute review.

Books were hoping for the disqualification.

This was the second longest shot to win in the Kentucky Derby.

These were the morning odds:

2019 Kentucky Derby Bet Here

15 Game Winner+600

5 Improbable+600 - 14 horses have won from this position, the most in Kentucky Derby history

16 Roadster+700

12 Code of Honor+800

7 Maximum Security+900

8 Tacitus+900

6 Vekoma+1400

3 By My Standards+1600

1 War of Will+1600

2 Tax+1800

13 Win Win Win+1800

20 Bodexpress+2500

10 Cutting Humor+2800

19 Country House+3300 - only one horse has won from this position

17 Long Range Toddy+3300 - no horse has ever won from this position

9 Plus Que Parfait+3300

18 Spinoff+3300

4 Gray Magician+5000

14 Master Fencer+5000

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