The Latest Breaking News from Derby

Kentucky Derby winner Rich Strike will not run in the Preakness Stakes

Rich Strike, the longshot winner of the Kentucky Derby on Saturday, will skip next week's Preakness Stakes in Baltimore. The shocking announcement came Thursday afternoon in a news release from owner Rick Dawson.

Los Angeles Times · May 12, 2022

Kentucky Derby winner Rich Strike will skip Preakness Stakes

Rick Dawson, Rich Strike’s owner, released a statement Thursday saying they will instead look towards the June 11 Belmont Stakes in order to get more rest and recovery time.

Chicago Sun-Times · May 12, 2022

Rich Strike not entering Preakness after Kentucky Derby win

Kentucky Derby winner Rich Strike will not run in the Preakness

The Independent UK · May 12, 2022

Kentucky Derby Winner Rich Strike Is Not a Given for Preakness

A practice run Saturday will determine whether Rich Strike will race in the second leg of the Triple Crown. Said trainer Eric Reed: “I can’t do anything but what’s best for the horse.”

Sports Illustrated · May 12, 2022

Arsenal line ups vs Tottenham, Ben White decision, Rob Holding dropped, formation change

football.london's Gunners writers take a look at who they would start in the North London Derby

Football London · May 11, 2022

Antonio Conte told Mikel Arteta tactic Tottenham can use to gain advantage in North London Derby

Dimitar Berbatov has been speaking ahead of the North London Derby and has explained how Antonio Conte could have an advantage over Mikel Arteta

Football London · May 11, 2022

Can you believe it? More people watched Kentucky Derby later

Did an 80-1 longshot really win the Kentucky Derby

The Independent UK · May 10, 2022

Mark Story: Who’s up and who’s down after an unforgettable Kentucky Derby

Who is up and who is down after Rich Strike’s epic victory in the 148th Kentucky Derby on Saturday at Churchill Downs:

Tribune News Service · May 9, 2022

Kentucky Thoroughbred Association leader says Rich Strike win reinforces upward cycle in racing

The head of the Kentucky Thoroughbred Association says the Kentucky Derby defied some doomsday predictions. Chauncey Morris said wagering was at a record high with 147,000 people at Churchill Downs. And then, Morris noted the second-longest shot ever to win the race, Rich Strike contributed to a very positive outcome.

WEKU · May 9, 2022

Ballydoyle master Aidan O'Brien plans to run six horses in the Derby

The trainer has four of the top six in the betting for the Epsom Classic on June 4 and thinks Ryan Moore is likely to choose the current favourite Stone Age

Daily Mirror · May 9, 2022