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Mike Smith Seeks Kentucky Derby Record

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The pre-test for the Kentucky Derby has been run two weeks after the race every year since 1960. This schedule may change once media rights are settled, according to Barry. The current schedule remains in place despite discussions regarding media rights. Trainers have expressed a preference for more time between races, noting that the two-week gap between the Derby and the Preakness is considered anachronistic. Historical context shows the Santa Anita Derby previously occurred two weeks before the Kentucky Derby. The 152nd running of the Kentucky Derby is scheduled to take place tomorrow at Churchill Downs in Louisville. The event follows the recent series of sporting matchups including NBA and Stanley Cup playoff games. Owner Mike Rapoli is entering the race with the favorite horse, Renegade. Rapoli noted he is 0 for 11 with horses at the Derby but remains unphased by the record.

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WTOP Washington DC

“The pre-test has been run two weeks after the Derby every year, since 1960 down, although when the media rights are settled that might change according to Barry”

WTOP Washington DC

“Even as late as the 80s, both Santa Anita Derby was two weeks before the Kentucky Derby and no one blinked an eye. But that's not how it's done anymore.”

NBC News Radio

“Ameth the 152nd running of the Kentucky Derby upset for tomorrow at Churchill downs in Louisville.”

NBC News Radio

“The 152nd running of the Kentucky Derby that's set for tomorrow at Churchill Downs in Louisville. Mike Rapoli is the owner of this year's favorite renegade.”

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