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COLUMNISTS

Paul Moran
Progress is no subtle beast

The Churchill Downs landscape, the Kentucky Derby and the city that is home to both have undergone dramatic evolution since the last Derby winner won the Triple Crown.

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Jay Cronley
Picking the Kentucky Derby

Have you ever wondered what people who pick horse races actually bet at the windows?

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Gary West
Calumet back in Derby spotlight

Churchill Downs likes to call itself "America's most legendary racetrack," a distinction that depends almost entirely on its legendary race.

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Bill Finley
The disappearing American jockey

When it comes to race, gender and country of origin and Kentucky Derby jockeys, the real question someday might be, When will another American win the race?

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Amanda Duckworth
In defense of Derby Fever

Today I am arguing in favor of the have-nots because if I had a horse that was sound, fit, and qualified for the Derby, I would run him.

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Gary West
Derby works do the talking

The Kentucky Derby and Oaks horses that don't train well this week at Churchill Downs have a rendezvous with regret.

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Jay Cronley
Mr. Negative

Here are 20 reasons, one for each post position, that show why the Kentucky Derby is one of the greatest sporting events running.

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MEDIA

In the Gate: Horse Racing Podcasts
Gary Stevens & Chad Brown - May 1

Fifty year old Hall of Fame jockey Gary Stevens (Oxbow) and 34-year old trainer Chad Brown (Normandy Invasion) talk Derby, plus Barry Abrams' commentary.

Todd Pletcher & Joel Rosario - April 30

Trainer Todd Pletcher & jockey Joel Rosario ride huge hot streaks into Kentucky Derby. Plus, Barry Abrams commentary.

Aidan O'Brien/Eddie Plesa Jr - April 29

"In The Gate" daily Derby podcasts begin with trainers Aidan O'Brien (Lines of Battle) and Eddie Plesa, Jr (Itsmyluckyday), plus a Barry Abrams commentary.

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