Kentucky Derby News

Although Curlin’s Kentucky Derby (G1)-winning son, Golden Tempo, is not in Saturday’s Preakness (G1), the Hall of Famer and top sire still factors in the pedigrees of a trio of notable contenders.

The Kentucky Derby (G1) may be over, but the race for overall three-year-old honors is only just getting started.

Two weeks after the Kentucky Derby (G1), Laurel Park in Maryland is hosting the second leg of the Triple Crown: Saturday’s $2 million Preakness (G1).

A field of 10 three-year-old fillies will race 1 1/8 miles at Laurel Park in Friday’s $300,000 Black-Eyed Susan (G2).

A full field of 14 three-year-old horses will travel 1 3/16 miles over the Laurel Park dirt surface in Saturday’s $2 million Preakness (G1).

With Kentucky Derby (G1) hero Golden Tempo skipping the Preakness (G1), only three Derby runners will contest the middle jewel of the Triple Crown on Saturday.

Relive the 152nd Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs in this special recap episode of Inside the Kentucky Derby.

A group of six three-year-old horses will run two turns around the Aqueduct dirt surface in Saturday’s $200,000 Peter Pan (G3).

Alaistair Bull reflects on this year's Kentucky Derby and Kentucky Oaks Power Rankings, and how the rankings worked out on two of racing's biggest days of the year.

“I just looked at her and said: ‘No, I'm going to go work on the racetrack.’ She's like: ‘Are you sure?’ I was like, ‘I'm just going to see how it works.’”