Here’s what time the Kentucky Derby runs, where it's streaming and everything else you need to know
The 149th Kentucky Derby will take place on Saturday in Louisville, Ky., and the excitement is building.
The preeminent horse racing event of the year comes with big payouts for the winner, massive fan interest — and famously extravagant attire from the attendees watching “the most exciting two minutes in sports” in the stands.What time does the Kentucky Derby run, and where is the race? The Derby race will begin on Saturday, May 6, at 6:57 p.m. Eastern , but the TV coverage of the event will start as early as 12 p.m. Eastern. The race takes place at the Churchill Downs complex in Louisville, Ky.
As you can see, Forte and Tapit Trice are the two favorites to win the 149th Kentucky Derby, according to odds from Twin Spires as of Thursday morning. But odds are constantly changing, so it’s advised to constantly monitor odds movement to get the best value for the horse you think will win.It’s important to make sure legal sports betting is available in your state before trying to place any wagers, however. Some 33 states plus Washington, D.C.
How much are Kentucky Derby tickets? Prices for Kentucky Derby tickets range from $54 to $7,368 according to data from Gametime.
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