DRF Breeding staff writer Joe Nevills analyzes the Kentucky Derby field, in post position order, in the form of Haiku; a Japanese poem of 17 syllables, in three lines of five, seven, and five. Vicar’s In Trouble Ramseys’ bayou-bred Best when allowed to run off That trip’s not likely Harry’s Holiday Ex-claimer makes good Fine Kentucky-circuit horse Just not in this race Uncle Sigh Runs for a great cause Will crush state-bred foes later In deep water here Danza Arkansas shocker Fluke or sign of things to come? Lean toward the first one California Chrome The home-state hero Thrived as the bar kept rising Worthy favorite Samraat Gritty New York-bred Next clunker will be his first Will be in the hunt We Miss Artie Polytrack monster Might like Churchill’s dirt, long stretch Exotics? Why not? General a Rod A grinding stalker Who could use a knockout punch Hard place to find it Vinceremos Last in the Blue Grass Iron Liege has nil to fear His streak will survive Wildcat Red Honest as Lincoln And not afraid of a fight Lead will go through him Dance With Fate Sweeping Blue Grass champ Quietly dirt Grade 1 placed Stranger things happen Chitu Labored in the stretch To put away Sunland field All you need to know Medal Count Busy in April Dirt resume is shaky But should run all day Tapiture Chalked up his first dud When the spotlight was brightest Was that his ceiling? Intense Holiday Bandwagon gains steam As wise guys pile aboard Favorable post Commanding Curve Last horse in the field Survived brutal Fair Grounds trip Might pick some pockets Candy Boy Handles pretenders Steps back when big boys come out That form looks to hold Ride on Curlin Blue collar story Asking a lot from that post Watch him this summer Wicked Strong Found his New York form That went missing at Gulfstream Shades of Stay Thirsty? Pablo Del Monte Best horse of his crop Last spring on the Polytrack Then the rest caught up Prediction Who wears the roses? Wicked Strong nabs a game Chrome Then the 12, seven