Kentucky Derby 2011 App With Facebook

Facebook, and Twitter updates is a much welcome feature, and means that you can keep right up to date with the news as it happens. For those of you who wish to bet on the 2011 Kentucky Derby, then you can learn all there is to know about making bets – chances are you already know your way around this area?

The only other sub two minute times in the Kentucky Derby were run by Secretariat’s arch rival Sham, who finished 2/5 of a second behind the winner. This year’s Derby will be the 137th running and superstar jockey Calvin Borel will be looking to continue his mastery of the dirt track at Churchill Downs and extend his unprecedented run of success in the race. Borel won the 2010 Derby aboard Super Saver and has won three of the last four races.

The latest Kentucky Derby 2011 app is out just in time for the start of the event, and one of the new features is Facebook and Twitter Updates. The app has all what you need, such as event lineup, horses, betting details, tickets, and so much more. This May 4th update has done wonders and is better than any previous version.

Just to stay sharp, Collmus called two races from Churchill Downs for the Versus network Thursday and will do the same for the Kentucky Oaks today.

Turns out Uncle MO was dealing with a gastrointestinal infection that's required antibiotics and slowed his training ahead of the grueling derby at Churchill Downs. Because of the infection, and less than 100 percent health, there's about a 50-50 chance Mo may never get out of the gates in Saturday's Kentucky Derby.

Both are questions with just one day to go until the race and it's no certainty Uncle Mo will even race in the Kentucky Derby. At the same time, Collmus has to resist acting like a wide-eye tourist of sorts — even though he is one.

The last Kentucky Derby he attended?