The 150th Kentucky Derby is here as the paddock is full for the 2024 edition of the Run for the Roses. This year’s edition of the first leg of the Triple Crown features a massive favorite in Fierceness, who comes to Churchill Downs fresh off a 13 1/2 length victory in the Florida Derby at Gulfstream Park. Catalytic and Grand Mo the First, which ran second and third at Gulfstream, are in a nearly full Derby field that features 21 horses, none of which will be brought by legendary trainer Bob Baffert, who’s still suspended at the track after his horse, and initial 2021 Kentucky Derby winner Medina Spirit, failed a post-race drug test.
How to watch the 150th Kentucky Derby
The Kentucky Derby will be broadcast live on NBC, with coverage starting at 2:30 p.m. ET.
The Derby can be streamed here, as well as on Peacock.
Post time for the 150th running of the Kentucky Derby is 6:57 p.m. ET.
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2024 Kentucky Derby Odds
Last updated 3:30 p.m. ET
Dornoch, 22-1
Sierra Leone, 5-1
Mystik Dan, 15-1
Catching Freedom, 8-1
Catalytic, 32-1
Just Steel, 24-1
Honor Marie, 13-1
Just a Touch, 10-1
Encino (scratched)
T O Password, 49-1
Forever Young, 6-1
Track Phantom, 41-1
West Saratoga, 23-1
Endlessly, 49-1
Domestic Product, 27-1
Grand Mo the First, 45-1
Fierceness, 7/2
Stronghold, 35-1
Resilience, 29-1
Society Man, 47-1
Epic Ride, 45-1
A Big upset in Race 9 of the day as Trikari, which closed at 47-1 pulled of a stunning upset in the $600,000 American Turf Stakes for trainer H. Graham Motion.
The next race on the card, Race 9 for the day, is the American Turf Stakes, a $600,000 race for three year olds over 8 1/2 furlongs (1 1/16 miles) on turf. Here are the entries for the 2024 edition of the race, sdet for 3:40 p.m. ET:
Twirling Point (scratched)
Trikari, 39-1
Lyganos, 37-1
Formidable Man, 19-1
Legend Of Time, 7/2
Neat, 9-1
Stay Hot, 11-1
Lord Bullingdon, 21-2
Noted, 25-1
Set, 12-1
Cugino, 6-1
Abrumar, 33-1
Can Group, 32-1
Agate Road, 5-1
Blue Eyed George, 35-1
Rock’n A Halo (scratched)
Dancing Groom (scratched)
More stars are pouring into the Kentucky Derby on the red carpet at Churchill Downs
Race 8, the $600,000 Pat Dye Mile is in the books — The Kentucky Derby is Race 12 — and D. Wayne Lucas’ Seize The Gray came home first with Nash second and Vlahos third. Here are the official results and payouts for the Pat Dye Mile:
The horses aren’t the only head turners at the Kentucky Derby. The Run for the Roses is as much about being seen as seeing the races.
The 150th Kentucky Derby is an excellent time to celebrate the Run for the Roses, and who better to remember first than the G.O.A.T. Secretariat, who’s 1973 track record of 1:59 2/5 still stands.
On this Kentucky Derby day, here’s your reminder that Secretariat was faster than any horse you’ll see today. The year is 1973 and this is his track record run. Untouched for over 50 years. The GOAT.
Bloodlines are a huge part of horse racing and the Kentucky Derby is, obviously, no different. NBC numbers guru Steve Kornacki breaks down what that looks like in this year’s field and the Derby winners who have sons in this year’s race.
Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers has been a regular at the Kentucky Derby for years and 2024 is no different for the future Hall of Fame QB who is expected to be ready for OTAs this summer, coming of a season-ending Achilles’ injury he suffered on the first drive of the season in 2023.
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