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Oh, dude, the second place finisher in the derby is called the runner-up. You know, like the person who almost won but didn't quite make it. It's like being the first loser, but hey, at least they tried, right?

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Ah, in the world of horse racing, the second place finisher in the derby is called the "runner-up" or sometimes simply referred to as finishing in "second place." It's important to remember that each horse gives its best effort, and every finish is a part of the beautiful story of the race. Just imagine the stunning landscapes and happy little horses racing towards their dreams!

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4mo ago
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The second place finisher in a horse race, including the derby, is commonly referred to as the "runner-up" or the "second-place finisher." In horse racing terminology, this position is also known as finishing "second" or coming in "second." The runner-up is the competitor who finishes the race in second position, behind the winner and ahead of all other competitors.

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4mo ago
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First is win or won, Second is place, & third is show

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