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Originally Posted by Calzone Lord
Highest last out Beyer entering the Kentucky Derby:
2012: Bodemeister
2011: Archarcharch
2010: Devil May Care - Sidney's Candy (tie) <Eskendreya injured>
2009: Dunkirk <I Want Revenge SCR> and <Quality Road injured>
2008: Big Brown ($6.80)
2007: Curlin
2006: Sinister Minister
2005: Bellamy Road
2004: The Cliff's Edge
2003: Empire Maker
2002: War Emblem ($43.00)
2001: Millennium Wind
2000: Fusaichi Pegasus ($7.20)
1999: Charismatic ($64.60) - General Challenge (tie)
1998: Indian Charlie
1997: Silver Charm ($10.00) - Free House (tie)
1996: Skip Away
1995: Serena's Song
1994: Holy Bull
1993: Rockamundo
1992: Pine Bluff - Lil E Tee ($35.60) (tie)
Top last-out figure Derby horses who entered the race with less than five career starts:
Big Brown (3)
Curlin (3)
Dunkirk (3) <I Want Revenge SCR> and <Quality Road injured>
Bodemeister (4)
Indian Charlie (4)
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So for 20 years since Beyer went mainstream, if you take 20 last out highest + 3 ties, 23 horses x $2 = $46 invested and 6 winners with a return of $167. Who says Beyers aren't the way to go?