Canterbury Park · Saturday, August 15, 2026 · Race 2 of 8

Minnesota Derby

dirt, fastOne Mile And Seventy YardsPurse $75,0004 ranPost 2026-08-15 17:40:00Final time 1:43.89Pool $41,153

Good for all

Result

FinPPHorseJockey / Trainerstart1/41/23/4stretchfinishMarginOddsFig
13That Type Ofa Deal
btwn 2nd,best1/16,up
M Americano444431—8.9045C
E1 80 · LP 120
22Perfect Gamble
ins bid1/4,drft,caught
B J Williams123312115.6048C
E1 83 · LP 119
31Navarre
pace,4p 2nd,not enough
A Quinonez2111232¼5.4051C
E1 89 · LP 116
44How Bout That Curt
4-5p 2nd, no response
C Roman3322449½0.1070C
E1 85 · LP 109

How the race unfolded (position at each call; hover a line to follow one runner)

1234start1/41/23/4stretchfinish2Perfect Gamble1Navarre4How Bout That Curt3That Type Ofa Deal

Fractional times

Call 124.79
Call 250.03
Call 31:14.68
Call 41:39.80
Final1:43.89

Payouts

BetWinning numbersPaidPool
exacta ($1)3-2$91.80$13,800
daily double ($2)5-3$51$2,240

Chart notes

THAT TYPE OFA DEAL raced at the rear, ran under a hold around the far turn and into the back straight, was allowed to improve between horses on the far turn, swung out into the lane and drifted out near the center of the course, nonetheless kicked on with his best from the sixteenth, showed good energy while drifting in a few paths late and seized the lead in the last six jumps. PERFECT GAMBLE tracked behind the pacesetter NAVARRE around the first turn, chased inside a foe while still well off the rail down the back side, edged into closer range of NAVARRE, raced in the two path on the far turn, rallied inside of that foe past the quarter pole to seize the lead, drifted out under a drive, kept the lead inside the sixteenth mark but was caught by THAT TYPE OFA DEAL. NAVARRE broke sharply, set the pace while racing well off the rail, continued on the lead in the four path on the far turn, was caught by PERFECT GAMBLE to his inside past the quarter pole, chased on between horses in the lane but did not have enough to reel him back in and had to settle for the show. HOW BOUT THAT CURT tracked outside of PERFECT GAMBLE, edged closer to the leader down the back straight, chased in the four to five path on the far turn, but had no response under a drive.