UAE Derby 1-2 Finsihers Top Late TC Noms

April 8, 2025

Admire Daytona and Heart Of Honor headline five 3-year-olds made eligible to compete in the 2025 Triple Crown

Churchill Downs Release

LOUISVILLE, Ky. – Junko Kondo’s Admire Daytona (JPN) and Jim & Claire Limited’s Heart of Honor (GB), the respective top two finishers in the UAE Derby (Grade II), headline five 3-year-olds made eligible to compete in the 2025 Triple Crown through a late $6,000 payment that was due Monday.

The other late nominees (pending late mail) are Baytown Partnership and Trawitzki Thoroughbreds’ Brereton’s Baytown; Harrell Ventures and Starlight Racing’s Colloquial; and LaShawna Lynch’s Just a Fair Shake.

In total, 378 3-year-olds are now eligible for the Triple Crown series, which consists of the $5 million Kentucky Derby presented by Woodford Reserve (GI), the $2 million Preakness Stakes (GI) and the $2 million Belmont Stakes (GI).

Horses not originally nominated can be supplemented for $200,000 to become eligible for all three races, or $50,000 for the Kentucky Derby only. After the Derby, supplemental nominations are $150,000 for eligibility to the Preakness and Belmont Stakes or $50,000 for the Belmont only.

Hi jon couldnt wait to hear frm u. Everthing u said about every horse is so spot on. I thought i was talking. U dont need my picks lol i need yours. Much respect. But i like to say in the pk4. U and me know sometimes a horse needs a race off the plane but the word im hearing is dona clota in the 10th is a very good horse. In the 11th i put emery 9 on par with a horse like ways n means. U and geo look at the 6 in 10th race so u dont miss out on yr pk4s n 5s. So 4now my simple ticket is 6 with 9 with all with 2 4 10 6 I will be adding yr main horse in 3 of those 4 races. Thku jon.

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