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Fantastic images from Kentucky Oaks day at Churchill Downs
TL;DR
Always A Runner won the Kentucky Oaks for 3-year-old fillies at Churchill Downs, attended by 103,920 spectators. Jose Ortiz rode the winning horse and achieved five victories on the card.
Key points
- Always A Runner won the Kentucky Oaks
- 103,920 spectators attended the event
- Jose Ortiz rode the winning horse
- Ortiz achieved five wins on the 13-race card
- Cool temperatures expected for the Kentucky Derby
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It is the annual filly prelude to the Kentucky Derby. On the first Friday in May, Always A Runner won the Kentucky Oaks for 3-year-old fillies in front of 103,920 at Churchill Downs.
The Chad Brown-trainee was ridden to victory by Jose Ortiz, who had five winners on the 13-race card.
The weather may be a factor on Saturday when the Kentucky Derby is run but not because of rain. Temperatures are expected to be in the 50s, making this potentially the coolest Run for the Roses in 30 years.
Kentucky Oaks day
Dave Portnoy (L) attends Kentucky Oaks 152.
Kentucky Oaks day
Kentucky Oaks day
Jayson Werth attends Kentucky Oaks 152.
Kentucky Oaks day
Dave Portnoy attends Kentucky Oaks 152.
Kentucky Oaks day
Kentucky Oaks day
Kentucky Oaks day
Q&A
Who won the Kentucky Oaks 2023?
Always A Runner won the Kentucky Oaks for 3-year-old fillies in 2023.
What was the attendance at the Kentucky Oaks day?
The attendance at the Kentucky Oaks day was 103,920.
What are the expected weather conditions for the Kentucky Derby?
Temperatures for the Kentucky Derby are expected to be in the 50s, making it potentially the coolest Run for the Roses in 30 years.