Assistant trainer Bethany Taylor tells us three things you might not know about the Kentucky Derby (G1) bound son of Coal Front!

The April 27 Prix Ganay (G1) at Longchamp is the first group 1 of the year in Europe, and it boasts some recent historical success as Waldgeist and Sottsass both took the 1 5/16-mile race the same year they won the Prix de l’Arc de Triomphe (G1).

The connections of Baeza are hoping for some Rich Strike-like Kentucky Derby (G1) fortune.

Juddmonte Farms general manager Garrett O’Rourke discusses why Final Gambit has never left the state of Kentucky before, the colt’s pedigree, and wanting to win a Derby without controversy after Mandaloun was awarded the win by disqualification.

Jockey Luan Machado is confident that Juddmonte Farms’ Final Gambit can take to the dirt surface for the first time and win the Kentucky Derby (G1) at Churchill Downs May 3.

Jockey Brian Hernandez Jr. recaps Burnham Square’s final breeze ahead of the May 3 Kentucky Derby (G1). The gelded son of Liam’s Map completed five furlongs in :59 1/5 at Churchill Downs April 26.

Tenma, Anna’s Promise, Ballerina d’Oro, and Fondly breezed April 26 at Churchill Downs in preparation for the May 2 Kentucky Oaks (G1).

With a damp track at Churchill Downs April 26, several Kentucky Derby (G1) contenders postponed their final breezes. However, five Kentucky Derby hopefuls stuck to the Saturday game plan, led by Burnham Square and Final Gambit.

Although Burnham Square covered his five-furlong breeze a bit faster (:59 1/5) than trainer Ian Wilkes was looking for April 26, the trainer was pleased and believes the gelding is ready for the May 3 Kentucky Derby (G1) at Churchill Downs.

Tenma, Anna’s Promise, Ballerina d’Oro, and Fondly breezed April 26 at Churchill Downs in preparation for the May 2 Kentucky Oaks (G1), the most prestigious race in North America for 3-year-old fillies.