DRF sales editor 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. Ocho Ocho Ocho Delta Jackpot ace Still seeking 2-year-old form He’ll find it elsewhere Carpe Diem Seven-figure colt Appears built for the classics But that post is tough Materiality Apollo’s shadow Looms on a woozy stretch run This is not his time Tencendur Non-winner of two Took a huge step in the Wood Was that his ceiling? Danzig Moon The Blue Grass bridesmaid Has stamina in his blood Should show himself well Mubtaahij Lots of U.S.-breds In eye-popping Dubai score Don’t overlook him El Kabeir The Borel magic Needed to offset Wood dud Might not be enough Dortmund Mountain of a horse Has passed all tests before him Even a lost shoe Bolo Pretty good on dirt Really good over the turf His run could surprise Firing Line Jogged home at Sunland Without that pesky Dortmund A dragon to slay International Star Gutsy New York-bred Has done nothing wrong at three But lacks “it” factor Itsaknockout Flopped in his last prep After steady improvement Seems a cut below Keen Ice Last by more than six In four of his last five starts Watch as that streak grows Frosted Did throat surgery Make a solid horse a star? If form holds, watch out War Story Fair Grounds regular Will be one to watch in the Ohio Derby Mr. Z An innovator In the field of finding new Ways to lose races American Pharoah The juvenile champ The Zayats’ best chance yet to Break seconditis Upstart Illness, stretch mishaps Raising a fleet of red flags Hard to endorse him Far Right Oaklawn’s second-best Insert “far right post” joke here Wait for better spots Frammento Gets in with a scratch Which says all you need to know About his record AE – Tale of Verve Crashed the entry box Needs a miracle to run Bigger one to win Prediction Dortmund grinds it out When in doubt, pick the giant Then fifteen and five