He was not disqualified and he was not drunk!If you scroll to about 3:50 into this replay video and let it play through the 4 minute mark you will see the listing for Calvin is DIS.
YouTube.com/watch?v=qVoASaWVG8k
Like you I thought disqualified but I asked why in a horse racing game forum and one of the members replied with the following answer
Calvin finished 19th (next to last), per the DRF results chart. No mention of disq. Perhaps you saw "dist" which would mean distanced (behind so many lengths of the next horse they didn't calculate # of lengths).
Hope that answers your question. Calvin wasn't disqualified just came in really late in the race compared with other horses except 1 who came in behind him.
Calvin Borel did not get disqualified in the 2012 Kentucky Derby. He rode Take Charge Indy and finished 19th.
Calvin Borel rode Stay Thirsty in the 2011 Kentucky Derby. Stay Thirsty ended up finishing 12th.
Calvin Borel
SUPER SAVER won the 2010 Kentucky Derby with Calvin Borel up
'Super Saver' won the 2010 Derby with Jockey Calvin Borel on its back.
Bo"rail" is what Kentucky Derby winning jockey Calvin H. Borel [b. November 8, 1966] is nicknamed. He carries the nickname in recognition of his skillful and stubborn proximity to the racetrack rail at Churchill Downs in Louisville, Kentucky. It saves on the distance that horse and rider must cover to win the world-famous race.
Street Sense [b. February 23, 2004] finished first in the 133rd running of the Kentucky Derby on May 5, 2007. His jockey was Calvin H. Borel [November 8, 1966]. Borel went on to ride the wnning horses in the 2009 and 2010 Kentucky Derbies.
He rode Super Saver and he placed first with a time of 2 minutes and 4 seconds
John Longden won on Count Fleet in 1943 as the jockey and trained 1969 winner Majestic Prince.
Super Saver, ridden by last year's winning jockey,
Yes
The horse's name is Super Saver, and his jockey was Calvin Borel.
In terms of horses, the 2009 Kentucky Derby winner was Mine That Bird. In terms of people, the winning jockey was Calvin Borel. The winning trainer was Bennie L. Woodley, Jr. And the winning owner was an outfit called Double Eagle Ranch.