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The 2011 Kentucky Derby kicks off on Saturday afternoon at Churchill Downs. Look at our race day story stream for wall-to-wall coverage of the race.
May 7, 2011 - It is the biggest day in horse racing as the finest three-year-olds take to the track at Churchill Downs for the 2011 Kentucky Derby on Saturday afternoon. The hats and horses will be in full force at Churchill Downs as massive crowds converge on the track to catch all the action. With a full day of the race, culminating in the functioning of the 137th Kentucky Derby, there's enough to keep hardcore and casual fan entertained.
Here is all you need to know for the race on Saturday.
Post time: The mail call for the 2011 Kentucky Derby is set for 6:24 p.m. EDT but is subject to change on the day of the competition.
TV coverage: As usual, NBC has coverage of the Kentucky Derby. The broadcast window begins at sixteen EDT. The Kentucky Derby undercard will be broadcast on Versus, beginning at 11 am EDT.
Odds: With Uncle Mo from scratch after the 2011 Kentucky Derby on Friday, The Chosen is the overwhelming favorite. The last probability can be found in our story derby stream. And of course, there are prop bet odds.
Area: 19 horses are entered in the Kentucky Derby and the field is finally. Uncle Mo was horse No. 20, set to start in the No. 18 pole position, but his open port will be taken by the soldiers and two horses on the outside of the position of Uncle Mo's every move in one place. A complete list of horses in the derby can be found here.
Preview: We have plenty of previews to parse through your caught up in the Kentucky Derby. Looking to bet on the derby? Here's the nuts and bolts of horse racing bets. We also have previews and race-week news in our Kentucky Derby story stream.
The 2011 Kentucky Derby post time is 6:24 p.m. (ET) on Saturday, May 7 and SB Nation has everything you need to prepare for it - current Derby odds, contender profiles, field updates and more. Do you find all that and much more on our 2011 Kentucky Derby story stream. Our horse racing blog and Down the stretch they come, two must-read resource for Derby fans: A Beginner's Guide To After Horse Racing and a glossary of terms horse racing.
May 7, 2011 - It is the biggest day in horse racing as the finest three-year-olds take to the track at Churchill Downs for the 2011 Kentucky Derby on Saturday afternoon. The hats and horses will be in full force at Churchill Downs as massive crowds converge on the track to catch all the action. With a full day of the race, culminating in the functioning of the 137th Kentucky Derby, there's enough to keep hardcore and casual fan entertained.
Here is all you need to know for the race on Saturday.
Post time: The mail call for the 2011 Kentucky Derby is set for 6:24 p.m. EDT but is subject to change on the day of the competition.
TV coverage: As usual, NBC has coverage of the Kentucky Derby. The broadcast window begins at sixteen EDT. The Kentucky Derby undercard will be broadcast on Versus, beginning at 11 am EDT.
Odds: With Uncle Mo from scratch after the 2011 Kentucky Derby on Friday, The Chosen is the overwhelming favorite. The last probability can be found in our story derby stream. And of course, there are prop bet odds.
Area: 19 horses are entered in the Kentucky Derby and the field is finally. Uncle Mo was horse No. 20, set to start in the No. 18 pole position, but his open port will be taken by the soldiers and two horses on the outside of the position of Uncle Mo's every move in one place. A complete list of horses in the derby can be found here.
Preview: We have plenty of previews to parse through your caught up in the Kentucky Derby. Looking to bet on the derby? Here's the nuts and bolts of horse racing bets. We also have previews and race-week news in our Kentucky Derby story stream.
The 2011 Kentucky Derby post time is 6:24 p.m. (ET) on Saturday, May 7 and SB Nation has everything you need to prepare for it - current Derby odds, contender profiles, field updates and more. Do you find all that and much more on our 2011 Kentucky Derby story stream. Our horse racing blog and Down the stretch they come, two must-read resource for Derby fans: A Beginner's Guide To After Horse Racing and a glossary of terms horse racing.
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