The Kentucky Oaks event was first contested on May 19, 1875, by Colonel Meriwether Lewis Clark —the same founder of the Kentucky Derby—and takes place annually, one day before the Run for the Roses. Sheikh Mohammed’s Godolphin took the victory last year with Pretty Mischievous and looks to become just the fourth owner to win back-to-back Kentucky Oaks.

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Trained by Larry Demeritte and ridden by Jesus Castanon, West Saratoga will go off as a sizeable longshot in the 50-1 range for the 150th Kentucky Derby, and not a horse that Drew Dinsick is targeting.

All eyes are on the 2024 Kentucky Derby and aside from the title and Garland of Roses, a large purse is on the line for the winner.

Saddled by Frankie Dettori, Society Man is the second of two horses trained by Danny Gargan in Louisville, but the horse has "a lot of work to do to be a realistic contender" in the Derby, according to Drew Dinsick.

The 150th Kentucky Derby, the first leg of horse racing’s Triple Crown, is Saturday. Coverage begins on NBC and Peacock at 2:30P ET. USA Network and Peacock will have live Derby Day coverage from 12-2:20 p.

The horse is now at 9-5 to win the 150th running of the race. If he wins, Fierceness would be the first favorite to win the Kentucky Derby since 2018. Earlier in the week, Fierceness had official odds of 3-1.