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Street Sense breaks Juvenile jinx
By JAY PRIVMAN - Posted 5/5/07
LOUISVILLE, Ky. - The best 2-year-old on the first Saturday in November proved the best 3-year-old on the first Saturday in May, as Street Sense became the first Breeders' Cup Juvenile winner to capture the Kentucky Derby in the 133rd Derby at Churchill Downs. MORE
:: Official Kentucky Derby 133 chart
Pletcher, 0 for 5, says: 'We'll try again next year'
By DAVID GRENING - Posted 5/5/07
Twenty at the start, one at the end
By JAY PRIVMAN - Posted 5/3/07
Visually, Street Sense stands out
By MIKE WELSCH - Posted 5/3/07
Tagg wants Nobiz Like Shobiz to stalk
By DAVID GRENING - Posted 5/3/07
After 27 years, Pino makes Derby bow
By MARTY McGEE - Posted 5/3/07
For Borel, it's always about the horses
By MARTY McGEE - Posted 5/3/07
Primary target in sight for one of the greats
By DAVID GRENING - Posted 5/3/07
Win or lose, Reddam plans to enjoy it
By JAY PRIVMAN - Posted 5/3/07
All 20 Derby horses to be tested
By MATT HEGARTY - Posted 5/3/07
The do-it-yourself Derby approach
By GLENYE CAIN OAKFORD - Posted 5/3/07
BC Juvenile key race for this Derby
By JAY PRIVMAN - Posted 5/2/07
Work light as preparations wind down
By MIKE WELSCH - Posted 5/2/07
Velazquez had wealth of options
By DAVID GRENING - Posted 5/2/07
This year, Zito will just watch
By MARTY McGEE - Posted 5/2/07
Handicapping and Selections
Kentucky Derby selections and analysis 
By DRF STAFF - Posted 5/3/07
Race books offer incentives on Derby Day
By DAVE TULEY - Posted 5/3/07
Sorry, Curlin - some rules won't break
By ANDREW BEYER - Posted 5/2/07
Mike Welsch's Clocker Report for May 3: All the final preparations are over. Some works were better than others and one or two were quite unexpected, but all were designed with the same goal in mind - to get each of the 20 horses in the field to peak on Saturday for the Kentucky Derby. MORE
Chat about the Kentucky Derby with DRF handicappers and columnists:
:: Tuesday, May 1, 7-8 p.m. EST: Andrew Beyer (Transcript)
:: Wednesday, May 2, 7-8 p.m. EST: Dan Illman (Transcript)
:: Thursday, May 3, 7-8 p.m. EST: Steven Crist (Transcript)
Randy Moss takes a historical look at the pace of the Kentucky Derby and writes a preview of this year's Kentucky Derby from a pace perspective.
There are two newcomers to the final 2007 version of Derby Watch, though they might best be described as lukewarm, rather than hot.
Cowtown Cat is number 10 on the earnings list, guaranteed a spot in the gate for the 133rd Kentucky Derby, but Bold Start, number 27, will likely be left out. See all of Dan Illman's 2007 Radar Runners.
Barbaro, the 2006 Kentucky Derby winner, was euthanized on January 29, 2007, ending his dramatic struggle to recover from injuries suffered in the Preakness Stakes. Watch replays of Barbaro's races, view photos and race charts, and read Barbaro articles from the DRF archive.