Kentucky Derby Prep Events 2013: Biggest Winners of Saturday's Action

The 2013 Kentucky Derby preparation races accomplished with a bang on Saturday, April 13. Remaining qualifying events held on both East (Arkansas Derby) and West (Blue Grass Stakes) coasts provided a fantastic day of actiona'the last ahead of the Run for the Roses at Churchill Downs on May 3. To be eligible for a gate position, the utmost effective 20 horses in the points standings are selected. There are still two remaining wild-card contests that will help determine the ultimate members for the Kentucky Derby. The Lexington Stakes on April 20 and the Derby Trial on April 27 will give you 20 points to their champions, nine points to second, four points to third and two points to last position. Letas take a peek at a couple of players that benefited probably the most from Saturdayas motion. Overanalyze Rafael Bejarano (shown above) jockeyed Overanalyze throughout the dominant Arkansas Derby win.Matthew Stockman/Getty Images Overanalyze turned up big, winning the Arkansas Derby and qualifying for the Kentucky Derby in the process. After an up-and-drown showing throughout prior looks, the 2-year-old Todd Pletcher-trained colt showed up huge at Oaklawn Park. The $1 million gain got easy, too. Other competitors were left in the dust as Overanalyze blew by down the ultimate one-eighth-mile stretch to gain by over four measures. Overanalyzeas ticket was stamped by this late but dominant victory after having a poor showing at last monthas some doubt was left by Gotham Stakes about its chances. Javaas Battle Features of Java's War and Structure Malice Blue Grass Stakes performance. After a slow start at Saturdayas Blue Grass Stakes, the Ken McPeek-trained Javaas War erupted and shut rapidly on leader Palace Malice to gain by way of a neck. Simply showing would have been enough for Javaas War to qualify after getting into the weekend with 22 items. However, its 100-point profits from the success places it in fourth-place in the points standings with 122. Java's War went from first to last in this one, making the gain even more incredible. Palace Malice Despite falling short down the stretch, the Todd Pletcher-trained colt earned 40 points and done in second place, qualifying it for the Kentucky Derby. First area would have create Pletcher with another horse in leading starting place at the Derby, but it will be taken by him after having a poor showing at the Louisiana Derby. Holding on by a neck at the finish following a late fee by Charming Kitten confronted Palace Maliceas qualifying odds.

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