Country House wins the race under Jockey Flavien Prat in sloppy conditions for Team Mott.

Country House, ridden by Jockey Flavien Prat and trained by Bill Mott, emerged victorious in the Kentucky Derby. In a thrilling race on a sloppy track, Country House crossed the finish line first. This unexpected win came after a disqualification of Maximum Security due to interference, causing a stir among spectators and pundits. The victory was a first for both Jockey Flavien Prat and Trainer Bill Mott in the prestigious race, adding to the significance of the moment. The ownership of Country House was a joint effort by Mrs. J.V. Shields Jr., E. J. M. McFadden Jr., and LNJ Foxwoods. The race covered a distance of 1+1⁄4 miles on the challenging track. The winning time clocked in at 2:03.93, marking a memorable and controversial turn of events in the history of the Kentucky Derby. The win by Country House underscored the unpredictable nature of horse racing and highlighted the skill and strategy required to navigate such prestigious events. The outcome left a lasting impact on all those involved and solidified Country House's place in the annals of horse racing history. #KentuckyDerby #CountryHouse #BillMott #FlavienPrat