Borel to ride Revolutionary
Updated: April 16, 2013, 4:16 PM ET
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WinStar Farm, which teamed with jockey Calvin Borel to win the 2010 Kentucky Derby with Super Saver, will call on the three-time Derby winner again this year. On Monday, April 15 Borel committed to ride Louisiana Derby winner Revolutionary in this year's Run for the Roses May 4 at Churchill Downs. "Calvin's Kentucky Derby experience and affinity for Churchill Downs makes him a perfect fit for most Derby contenders, and we're thrilled to have him aboard Revolutionary to once again carry the WinStar colors in horse racing's biggest race," said WinStar president Elliott Walden. "Obviously, Calvin did a masterful job guiding Super Saver to WinStar's first-ever Kentucky Derby victory a few years ago, which is something we'll be forever thankful for. So we've had good fortune together, and hopefully, history can repeat itself on May 4th." WinStar polled fans this past weekend through its fan-based website, WinStar Stablemates, to gain feedback on which jockey fans would like to see aboard Revolutionary in the Kentucky Derby. Calvin Borel and Rosie Napravnik were far and away the leading vote getters, which helped to affirm the decision. "We're thrilled with the response from the fans that took the interest and got involved in voting on who should ride Revolutionary in the Derby through our WinStar Stablemates website," Walden said. "We took every choice under serious consideration, and ultimately [trainer Todd Pletcher] and I chose Calvin. We're pleased that many of the fans thought the same."
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