Kentucky Derby horses face wet track on race day; fans face a wide-open field

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Trainer Bob Baffert observes his horse Citizen Bull on the track as they gear up for the 151st Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs in Louisville, Kentucky. The race on Saturday is anticipated to have wet conditions and no clear favorite, providing an exciting betting opportunity. Citizen Bull, the Santa Anita Derby winner, has the early lead in betting odds, with other contenders like Sandman and Sovereignty receiving support. Baffert, aiming for a record seventh Derby win, trains Citizen Bull. Additionally, there is international representation in the race with Japan, Ireland, and Saudi Arabia sending horses. Despite the possibility of rain, the race day forecast is optimistic, with the track conditions improving from a sloppy start.

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