Heading into a crucial three weeks for Derby and Oaks hopefuls, here is a look at some horses attracting interest.
Churchill Downs
The 1 ¼-mile classic for three-year-olds on May 4 at Churchill Downs gets a $2 million boost and will be the richest in history.
Baffert is "at a loss to understand" why Churchill Downs will continue to keep the trainer out of its tracks for another year.
Unraced at 2, Mage came from far behind a hot pace to win the Kentucky Derby for Venezuelan Gustavo Delgado and team.
Daughter of Into Mischief was 10-to-1 and won the famous race under Tyler Gafflione while her favoured stablemate Wet Paint landed fourth.
A flurry of late scratches for Saturday's Kentucky Derby (G1) has brought Mandarin Hero into the field for Japanese connections.
The world's most famous race has a fascinating 19-horse field and 14 fillies will compete in the Kentucky Oaks.
Who do you like? Full fields for both top three-year-old Grade 1 races at Churchill Downs this Friday and Saturday.
The field is set for the 149th Kentucky Derby (G1) as far as points accrued is concerned, and Wet Paint will be well bet in the Oaks.
The rain held off until right after the Oaks which was just fine with the big, tough filly Secret Oath who powered to victory.
Who do you like? This is one of the best handicapping editions of the Derby with so many possible winners in the 1 1/4 mile classic.
Get a look at some of the best 3-year-olds in America who will compete in the Derby and Oaks this week at Churchill Downs.
The pedigrees of Kentucky Derby starters are the most scrutinized of any horse race in the world. Here are notes for the 148th edition.
Favourite Zandon will leave from gate 10 with Flavien Prat aboard; a stellar field of fillies is coming together for the Oaks, May 6.
Fillies getting ready for the 148th Kentucky Oaks were busy at Churchill on April 29 while Derby contender Zandon wowed the crowd.