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The 152nd Kentucky Derby is in the books and Golden Tempo is your winner. Here is a breakdown of how the $5 million purse will be divvied up.
The $5 million purse is split amongst the top five horses. Here is how Saturday’s finishers will fare:
1. Golden Tempo (23-1): $3.1 million
2. Renegade (5-1): $1 million
3. Ocelli (70-1): $500,000
4. Chief Wallabee (7-1): $250,000
5. Danon Bourbon (12-1): $150,000
A typical split of the winning purse is 80 percent to the owner/ownership group and the remaining 20 being split between the trainer and jockey. So, for this year, co-owners Phipps Stable (Daisy Phipps Pulito) and St. Elias Stable (Vincent Viola) are expected to take home $2.48 million (division of the earnings is based on whatever agreement was made), while trainer Cherie DeVaux will take home $310,000 (before taxes).
That leaves the remaining 10 percent, or $310,000, to the winning jockey, Jose Ortiz. But a Derby-winning jockey usually gives some of those earnings to their agent and valet (the person who prepares the rider’s gear), leaving them with roughly $217,000 (before taxes).
Golden Tempo ($2 bet)
Win: Paid $48.24
Place: Paid $19.14
Show: Paid $11.90
Renegade ($2 bet)
Place: $7.14
Show: $5.46
Ocelli ($2 bet)
Show: $36.34
Finishing combinations
Exacta: $278.86 ($2 bet)
Trifecta: $5,625.39 ($.50 bet)
Superfecta: $94,489.95 ($1 bet)
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The Derby is not a winner-take-all race
The $5 million purse is split amongst the top five horses. Here is how Saturday’s finishers will fare:
1. Golden Tempo (23-1): $3.1 million
2. Renegade (5-1): $1 million
3. Ocelli (70-1): $500,000
4. Chief Wallabee (7-1): $250,000
5. Danon Bourbon (12-1): $150,000
How much does the Derby-winning trainer earn?
A typical split of the winning purse is 80 percent to the owner/ownership group and the remaining 20 being split between the trainer and jockey. So, for this year, co-owners Phipps Stable (Daisy Phipps Pulito) and St. Elias Stable (Vincent Viola) are expected to take home $2.48 million (division of the earnings is based on whatever agreement was made), while trainer Cherie DeVaux will take home $310,000 (before taxes).
And what about the winning jockey?
That leaves the remaining 10 percent, or $310,000, to the winning jockey, Jose Ortiz. But a Derby-winning jockey usually gives some of those earnings to their agent and valet (the person who prepares the rider’s gear), leaving them with roughly $217,000 (before taxes).
The 2026 Kentucky Derby betting payouts
Golden Tempo ($2 bet)
Win: Paid $48.24
Place: Paid $19.14
Show: Paid $11.90
Renegade ($2 bet)
Place: $7.14
Show: $5.46
Ocelli ($2 bet)
Show: $36.34
Finishing combinations
Exacta: $278.86 ($2 bet)
Trifecta: $5,625.39 ($.50 bet)
Superfecta: $94,489.95 ($1 bet)
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