Sovereignty Wins the 151st Running of the Kentucky Derby Presented by Woodford Reserve

Core Insights - Churchill Downs Incorporated (CDI) set new all-time records for wagering during the Kentucky Derby Day program and Derby Week, indicating strong growth in the betting segment [3][4][5] Wagering Records - Total wagering on Kentucky Derby Day reached $349.0 million, surpassing last year's record of$320.5 million [3] - Wagering on the Kentucky Derby race alone hit a record of $234.4 million, up from$210.7 million last year [3] - All-sources handle for Derby Week increased to $473.9 million, exceeding last year's$446.6 million [3] Performance of TwinSpires - TwinSpires, the official betting partner, recorded a new high of $108.0 million in wagering for the Kentucky Derby Day program, compared to$92.1 million last year [4] - TwinSpires' handle for the Kentucky Derby race was $73.0 million, up from$60.9 million in the previous year [4] Company Financial Expectations - CDI anticipates that Adjusted EBITDA for Derby Week will rank among the top two results in the company's history, although it is expected to be $2 to$4 million lower than last year's record [5] - The company expressed optimism about future growth following the successful 151st running of the Kentucky Derby [6] Company Overview - CDI has been a leader in entertainment experiences for over 150 years, primarily through the Kentucky Derby and has expanded into various gaming and wagering sectors [8]