Kentucky Derby 2013 Payout: Full Breakdown of Earnings for Each Horse

With his hoofs slogging through a sloppy Churchill Downs, Orb put on a charge down the home stretch to take the win and earn $1,414,800 (h/t KentuckyDerby.com) for owners Stuart S. Janney III and Ogden Mills Phipps.

Just four other horses will leave Churchill Downs with earnings, as the top five receive prize money for their efforts. So, check out the final results, and then I'll break down the payouts each of these horses received. 

2013 Kentucky Derby Results
Pos	Horse	Jockey	Trainer	Payouts
1	Orb	Joel Rosario	Shug McGaughey	$12.80 (win) $7.40 (place) $5.40 (show)
2	Golden Soul	Robby Albarado	Dallas Stewart	$38.60 (place) $19.40 (show)
3	Revolutionary	Calvin Borel	Todd Pletcher	$5.40 (place)
4	Normandy Invasion	Javier  Castellano	Chad Brown
5	Mylute	Rosie Napravnik	Tom Amoss
6	Oxbow	Gary Stevens	D. Wayne Lukas
7	Lines of Battle	Ryan Moore	Aidan O'Brien
8	Will Take Charge	Jon Court	D. Wayne Lukas
9	Charming Kitten	Edgar Prado	Todd Pletcher
10	Giant Finish	Jose L. Espinoza	Anthony W. Dutrow
11	Overanalyze	Rafael Bejarano	Todd Pletcher
12	Palace Malice	Mike Smith	Todd Pletcher
13	Java's War	Julien Leparoux	Kenny McPeek
14	Verrazano	John R. Velazquez	Todd Pletcher
15	Itsmyluckyday	Elvis Trujillo	Eddie Plesa Jr.
16	Frac Daddy	Victor Lebron	Kenny McPeek
17	Goldencents	Kevin Krigger	Doug O'Neill
18	Vyjack	Garrett Gomez	Rudy Rodriguez
19	Falling Sky	Luis Saez	John Terranova II

*Full list of finishers and pre-race odds can be found at KentuckyDerby.com, when information becomes available. Payouts via NBC's broadcast, based on a $2.00 bet. 

There was a blistering pace set to this race, and Orb was content to sit back and let other run themselves out.

Normandy Invasion made the initial late charge to take the lead, but that charge proved to be too early as he started fading while Orb turned on the afterburners.

Orb overtook Normandy Invasion in plenty of time and, with the guidance of red-hot jockey Joel Rosario, he powered the rest of the way to the win.  

Normandy Invasion fell all the way back to fourth, which is terrible for people betting on the horse, but not so bad for owner Rick Porter. 

According to KentuckyDerby.com, the guaranteed purse for fourth place is $100,000. The guaranteed purse for the win was $1.24 million. 

So, it appears as if the purses are coming in a little above the guaranteed. 

With the wet conditions and the fast early pace, this race was all about horses starting their finishing kick at the right time. As we just talked about, Normandy Invasion began his too soon. 

The top three finishers in this race were all hovering near the back as the horses were in the final turn.

This opened the door for the lightly heralded Golden Soul to storm into second. This is a horse that came out of nowhere—both with his his late charge and his position on the tote board. This must come much to the delight of owner Charles E. Fipke, who is looking at a guaranteed payday of $400,000. 

Meanwhile, Mylute rounds out our money winners. He made a nice charge of his own, but was relegated to fifth, which will earn his owners $60,000.

It's better luck next race for the rest of the horse's and owners. Now it's time to turn our attention to the Preakness and think about which horses will be in contention for the next major horse-racing event of the year.