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(1) West Side Bernie
(2) Musket Man
(3) Mr. Hot Stuff
(4) Advice
(5) Hold Me Back
(6) Frisian Fire
(7) Papa Clem
(8) Mine That Bird- WINNER!
(9) Join in the Dance
(10) Regal Ransom
(11) Chocolate Candy
(12) General Quarters
(13) I Want Revenge- Scratched the morning before
(14) Atomic Rain
(15) Dunkirk
(16) Pioneer of the Nile
(17) Summer Bird
(18) Nowhere to Hide
(19) Desert Party
(20) Flying Private
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The winning horse in the 2009 Kentucky Derby was Mine That Bird, ridden by Calvin Borel. Mine That Bird was more than a 50-1 longshot. He paid $103.20 to win, making him the second biggest upset winner of the Derby, behind 91-1 longshot Donerail in 1913.
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