A couple weeks ago I watched the simulated "Aerial View" that you can click on.
From the 1600 Meter point, which is 300 meters from the finish line, this dude explodes like Big Brown running past Gayego in the Preakness.
No question in the Dubai race, Mub had run 1:39.61 which puts him probably 12-15 lengths off a "normal Derby run mile."
I can give you the difference in fractions or tell you how to convert from meters to yards or yards to meters. If anyone is interested I can explain the difference in the Meydan course and CD in terms of run to the turn, lengths of stretch, % of banking on turns and straightaway, etc.
I'll put a noise sheet out detailing the last 10 Derby mile splits. Other than Bode and High Fly the mile time hasn't been that much different from one year to the other.
Of the last 10 Derby's, the winner of the race, at the mile marker, has been anywhere from Big Brown on the lead, to Mine that Bird who was 8 lengths off.
Good luck
