Betting at your Derby Party No Kentucky Derby party is complete without some sort of 'gambling' on the event. There is much that you can do without employing the services of a bookie, illegal in most states, and still capture the fun of betting on the horses.

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These ideas below have been used for years at Derby parties across the country, and, in many states, as long as no one makes a profit off of the wagering, they're not considered illegal gambling! • Put all of the names of the horses in a hat and mix them up. Everyone pays a designated amount, say $1, to pull a name out of the hat.

When the race is complete, the person that has the winning horse collects the pot. Or, offer a percentage of the pot for the first place horse, a smaller percentage to the second place horse, and an even smaller percentage to the third place horse.

• Create a sheet of paper or a poster board with a large block for each horse in the race. Have everyone at the party pay a designated amount to write their name in their favorite horse's box.

They can do this for one or more horses and they can also enter their name under a horse more than once. More than one person is allowed to put their name under the same horse. At the end of the race, take all of the money divided by the number of bets on the winning horse and distribute that percentage of the pot to each person who chose the winning horse. • Run your own betting window with a home pari-mutuel betting software program. With one of these programs, you can take win, place, show, exactas, and other exotic bets just like they are taken at the track. The software calculates the odds based on the bets placed at your party -- so you don't run the risk of losing money. With some products, you can set the software up to hold back a percentage for your favorite charity.

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For more info. • Run a horse 'auction'. Create a grid on a large piece of poster board with four columns as shown below. Label column 1 'Horse Name' and place each horse's name down the column, one in each row of the grid. Label column 2 as Win, column 3 as Place, and column 4 as Show. Start off the bidding for the 'show' (or third place) position with the first horse.

Run the bidding just like an auctioneer would -- you know, 'Going once, going twice' and all that jazz. The highest bidder for the first horse has his or her name placed in the Show column on the first row, along with the amount bid (use whole dollars only). Collect the money from the highest bidder and then repeat the process for each horse down the column for the 'show' position. Once every horse in the show position has been bid on, total up the 'show' column. Repeat the above paragraph for the 'place' (or second place) position. Then repeat for the 'win' (or first place) position. After the race is run, the person who bought the horse in the 'win' column that actually wins the race wins the total amount bet in the 'win' column.

The person who bought the horse in the 'place' column that actually came in second wins the total amount bet in the 'place' column. And, likewise, the person who bought the horse in the 'show' column that actually came in third wins the total amount in the show column. See the sample of the completed betting grid below. Horse Win Place Show 1.

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Offlee Wild Mike - $4 Fred - $5 Joe - $6 8. Buddy Gil Tony - $50 Tony - $40 Tony - $40 9. Indian Express Jeff - $38 Lori - $20 Amy - $18 10. Lone Star Sky Mary - $5 Lori - $5 Kathryn - $5 11.

Domestic Dispute Jane - $2 Patty - $3 Bill - $4 12. Empire Maker Fred - $80 Mary - $65 Fred - $40 13. Eye of the Tiger Bill - $15 Joe - $12 Ed - $8 14. Ten Cents Joe - $55 Nick - $40 Mel - $25 15.

Outta Here Kathryn - $6 Susan - $5 Susan - $4 16. Ten Most Wanted Lori - $42 Lori - $35 George - $20 17. Scrimshaw Karen - $29 Jane - $25 Jeff - $22 Total $459 $350 $288 Funny Cide finished first, Empire Maker second, and Peace Rules third.

So, John wins the $459 win pot, Mary wins the $350 place pot, and Joe wins the $288 show pot. 1998-2009 MicroFest, Inc. Last updated: February 16, 2009.

(Getty) Saturday is going to be a busy day at Churchill Downs. While the Kentucky Derby is obviously the headliner, there are 14 races total on the Derby Day card, including two other Grade-1 stakes–the Woodford Reserve Turf Classic and Humana Distaff–and six other graded stakes in total. Here’s a complete look at the schedule and post times for Saturday: 2017 Kentucky Derby Day Schedule Note: NBC Sports Network will have TV coverage from Noon to 2:30 p. Nemetschek Allplan Rapidshare Downloads there. m. ET, then NBC will take over from 2:30 to 7:30 p.m.

You can also, starting at Noon ET. Race 13: 7:40 p.m. ET Race 14: 8:10 p.m. ET Preview Outside of the Kentucky Derby, the two most lucrative races on the day will be the Woodford Reserve Turf Classic and the Churchill Downs Stakes, both of which feature a purse of $500,000. The former, which goes right before the Derby and is considered the “co-main event,” should be a compelling race. Divisidero, who will be ridden by Julien Leparoux, looks to become just the third horse in history to win this race in back-to-back years, but he’ll, including last year’s second-place finisher, World Approval.

The third Grade-1 race on the card–behind the Derby and the Woodford Reserve–is the $300,000 Humana Distaff. That one will have a number of big names in the field, including Finest City, winner of last year’s Breeders’ Cup Filly & Mare Sprint, and Carina Mia, who took down the Grade-2 Eight Belles at Churchill Downs last year. Other favorites to watch include three-time graded stakes winner Masochistic (Churchill Downs), three-time Grade-1 winner Miss Temple City (Churchill Distaff Turf Mile), La Coronel (American Turf) and Local Hero (Pat Day Mile).