Inputs, odds and post positions

Now the 2019 Kentucky Derby the handicap can really start.

The positions for the 20 positions were drawn on Tuesday for the 145th renewal of the Churchill Downs film and for a record $ 3 million in the stock market.

With the betting favorite on Omaha Beach, the Kentucky Derby will be the 12th race on Saturday on 14 with a time of 18:50. AND after time. NBC will broadcast.

Here is an overview of the Derby points ranking with coaches and jockeys. Mike Battaglia also set his 45th morning straight.

1. War of Will, 20-1 (Mark Casse / Tyler Gaffalione): The winners of the Lecomte (G3) and Risen Star (G2) were slightly injured just a few steps from the grid of the Louisiana Derby (G2), finishing ninth as a favorite. Casse swears that there are no persistent physical problems, but the indoor draw remains a major problem for a horse who wants to take into account the situation earlier.

2. Tax, 20-1 (Danny Gargan / Junior Alvarado): Rewarded for his first win at Keeneland by current ties, he has since made three starts, all 1 1/8-mile stakes at Aqueduct, including a victory in Withers (G3) . Gargan is a Derby coach for the first time with a foal who seems fit to keep pace.

3. According to my standards, 20-1 (Calhoun Bret / Gabriel Saez): Calhoun, winner of more than 3,000 races, has his first Derby star in a foal that could not look better in his morning works. The son of the first bull Goldencents, Goldencents, seeks to reverse the winners of the Louisiana Derby (G2) who escape the first Saturday in May.

4. Gray Magician, 50-1 (Peter Miller / Drayden Van Dyke): The California-based colt is also on the verge of becoming the first UAE (G2) second seed to attempt the Kentucky Derby. He may not be good enough, but his connections allow him to try, knowing that Gray Magician should have no problem gaining a quarter mile. It will be one of the highest prices on the ground.

5. Improbable, 6-1 (Bob Baffert / Irad Ortiz Jr.): As the winner of the game, this foal Baffert was twice finalist to start his season, but there were still high hopes for the chestnut that once filled Justify's booth, winner of the Triple Crown. Last fall, Improbable won an authority victory on the Churchill circuit. The turn signals come off for the Derby.

6. Vekoma, 20-1 (George Weaver / Javier Castellano): The winner of the Blue Grass Stakes (G2) will not earn points of style for an unconventional and crisscrossed stride. But that does not seem to slow it down yet. Vekoma, the winner of Graded Stakes, has a light race and numbers that fit perfectly into the scenario of the beginning of the match. How far will it go?

7. Maximum safety, 10-1 (Jason Servis / Luis Saez): Offered for a $ 16,000 label on his first start, homebred Gary and Mary West are undefeated and relatively untested. He posted the best end-of-run numbers for this area after setting an easy pace in the Florida Derby (G1). How will it behave when there is more pressure on the lead?

8. Tacitus, 10-1 (Bill Mott / Jose Ortiz): One of only two winners in the Derby Consecutive points, this first product of the Close Hatches champion will not impress you in the morning, but he has always proven himself in the race. . day. The gray overcame many trouble early to take the Wood Memorial (G2) last time.

9. More than Perfect, 30-1 (Brendan Walsh / Ricardo Santana Jr.): He failed to compete to open his 3-year campaign, so More Than Perfect went overseas to win the United Arab Emirates Derby (G2) with some brave stretching movements. Going back to last year, he ran a credible second place in a 2nd year race at Churchill Downs.

10. Cutting humor, 30-1 (Todd Pletcher / Corey Lanerie): He took a big step forward to win the Sunland Derby (G3) by breaking records. While John Velazquez remains on the Code of Honor, it is not that bad to look for Churchill's band Lanerie for this job. Look for a trip that saves the ground and a big race late.

11. Haikal, 30-1 (Kiaran McLaughlin / Rajiv Maragh): The winner of the Gotham Stakes (G3) has been passed late, but will still have to prove himself around two rounds after finishing third in the Wood Memorial (G2). Haikal is a brother of the late Takaful, an award-winning sprinter.

12. Omaha Beach, 4-1 (Richard Mandella / Mike Smith): He won the Derby favoritism with victories shipped from California for Rebel Stakes (G2) and Arkansas Derby (G1) from Oaklawn Park. Oh, and keeping last year's Kentucky Derby winner, Smith, in the irons, helped a lot. The handicappers love his ability to take the first step and maintain it.

13. Code of Honor, 15-1 (Shug McGaughey / John Velazquez): The first Derby candidate at McGaughey since winning in 2013 with Orb is a highly esteemed and well-behaved colt who, if there is something to hit, may be thinner. There is more and more to do, but the winner of the Fountain of Youth (G2) has already proven to be a fighter.

14. Win Victory 15-1 (Michael Trombetta / Julian Pimentel): The coach of Sweetnothernsaint, Derby's favorite in 2006, has his second starter in this hen Hat Trick who set a participation record in the Tampa Bay Downs at about a lap and then proved that he was two years old by coming close to a second bias in the Blue Grass Stakes (G2).

15. Master Fencer, 50-1 (Koichi Tsunoda / Julien Leparoux): The first Japanese race foal to run in the Derby is also the third based in his country to try to race. He could not beat his local competition, so he's unlikely to do much at Churchill Downs either. But the presence of Master Fencer will open the Derby to Japanese bets.

16. Winner of the game, 5-1 (Bob Baffert / Joel Rosario): Unbeaten at 2 and winner of the Breeders' Cup Juvenile at Churchill, this son of Candy Ride suffered two tight defeats in Rebel Stakes (G2) and Santa Anita Derby (G1). But Baffert brought him back so slowly, trying to reach his peak at the right moment.

17. Roadster, 6-1 (Bob Baffert / Florent Geroux): Formulated "the TMZ horse" after Baffert mentioned last July that it might be his next American pharaoh or Justify, Roadster has met expectations. At the end of the season to end his two-year season due to a breathing problem, he has signed a 2-for-2 victory since winning the Santa Anita Derby (G1).

18. Long-range Toddy, 30-1 (Steve Asmussen / Jon Court): He did not like the last time in the Arkansas derby (G1), but he proved to be a constant opponent. Two back, he showed an elite round to find Improbable in Rebel Stakes (G2) and won several stakes races at 2 on minor circuits.

19. spin-off, 30-1 (Todd Pletcher / Manny Franco): This is not your usual type of Pletcher suit, although Spinoff looks like an improving foal. Hard Spun's son was not impressed by two starts at the age of 2, but he beat the winners with an 11 3/4 lead over the Tampa Bay Downs and then went straight to the Derby. Louisiana (G2) to rank second.

20. Country house, 30-1 (Bill Mott / Flavien Prat): The only competitor of the Derby to have hit the table in two major preparations, this son of Lookin At Lucky could be the worst racehorse of the field. The position of the position does not matter It will catch up on the Louisiana Derby (G2) and third place in the Arkansas Derby (G1).

There is one also eligible in Bodexpress (Gustavo Delgado / Chris Landeros), the girl who finished second in the Florida Derby (G1). He has until Friday, time limit, before going to bed, to approach the field. The next few on Derby's list of preferences – Signalman, Anothertwistafate, Sueno and Bourbon War – will they each target what promises to be promising? Preakness Stakes May 18th at Pimlico.