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The 136th Kentucky Derby was a slower race due to the sloppy track conditions of Churchill Downs. Over 150,000 people were in attendance to see the race and find out the results. So, who won the 2010 Kentucky Derby? Some horse named Super Saver, but that doesn’t mean much to us. No one likes to lose and that is why we are offering way to make anyone who wagered on the losing horse “Back Talk” to win the 2010 Kentucky Derby a special gift, a free bottle of Zenagen. Who said losers can’t win. Visit www.zenagen.com for more information and good luck next year.

The complete list of 2010 Kentucky Derby results:

1st Super Saver
2nd Ice Box
3rd Paddy O Prado
4th Make Music For Me
5th Nobles Promise
6th Lookin At Lucky
7th Dublin
8th Simply Victor
9th Mission Impazible
10th Devil May Care (filly)
11th American Lion
12th Jackson Bend
13th Discreetly Mine
14th Dean’s Kitten
15th Conveyance
16th Homeboykris
17th Sidneys Candy
18th Line of David
19th Awesome Act
20th Backtalk (Get Free Zenagen For Losing Bet Ticket For Win)

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For Derby Contest Details Visit Zenagen.com/derby

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This video is 100% legit. It was shown on Tosh.0 a couple weeks ago.

This is what too much Zenagen looks like.

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Zenagen Mustache Contest Featured on Purple Carpet Event Article

The Zenagen Shampoo sponsored mustache photo contest was a huge hit, especially on college campuses. Recently IML the world’s leading audience response company published on their company blog (Purple Carpet Event BLOG), discusses the unique fundraising ideas and techniques, and Zenagen’s mustache contest was among those featured in the article. Excerpt of the article is below.

Unique Fundraising Idea Tries to Bring the Moustache Back

” One preventative hair loss shampoo company is working to “bring back the moustache” with a unique fundraising idea. After all, even bald men can grow moustaches!

Zenagen Shampoo, maker of a preventative hair loss shampoo, asked participants to submit pictures of themselves in costumes incorporating moustaches (real or fake), according to a recent article in The Auburn Plainsman. The winning photo – selected by a panel of judges – was chosen based on how well the moustache was incorporated into the costume.

The winner received a VIP trip to the annual ‘Stache Bash in St. Louis in the late fall. All proceeds from ‘Stache Bash ticket sales were donated to Challenger Baseball, a baseball league for children with disabilities.

We’ve found some more unique ideas to help incorporate interaction into events like the ‘Stache Bash and ensure maximum fundraising success….”

Click here to read the entire article on the Purple Carpet Event Blog.

Thanks again to IML and the Purple Carpet Event Blog for the mention. Have a great Thursday everyone.

-Zenagen Crew

P.S. If you noticed that there are two spelling of “Mustache vs. Moustache” they both are acceptable spellings (American Vs. English).

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