Every running of the Kentucky Derby since 1875, one row per race: winner, jockey, trainer, owner, winning time (raw and in seconds), track condition, odds, field size and attendance from each year's article, the winning horse's pedigree (sire, dam, sex, color, foaled, where bred), a Triple Crown flag, and the jockey's age on race day.
152 rows in one CSV file, with 28 columns in total: Year, Race_Date, Winner, Jockey, Trainer, Owner, Distance_Miles, Winning_Time, Time_Seconds, Track_Condition, Winning_Odds, Field_Size, Attendance, Winners_Share, Margin, Horse_Sex, Horse_Color, Sire, Dam, Foaled, Bred_In, Triple_Crown, Jockey_DOB, Jockey_Age, Jockey_From, Race_URL, Horse_URL, Jockey_URL.
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