2024 Kentucky Derby: Latest odds, schedule, and how to watch at Churchill Downs
The biggest horse race of the year is almost here. The Kentucky Derby marks the first event in the annual Triple Crown of horse racing, followed by the Preakness Stakes in mid-May and Belmont Stakes in June.
All prep races are finished and the top 20 horses in points standings are ready for their shot at glory at Churchill Downs. Louisville is set for the one of the biggest celebrations of the year with the 150th running of the Kentucky Derby. To honor the milestone, more than 70 events will take place in the city leading up to the races on May 4.
Here's what you need to know ahead of the Kentucky Derby:
2024 Kentucky Derby odds
Odds via CBS Sports.
- Fierceness (3-1)
- Sierra Leone (7-2)
- Catching Freedom (8-1)
- Forever Young (10-1)
- Dornoch (12-1)
- Track Phantom (15-1)
- Honor Marie (16-1)
- Mystik Dan (16-1)
- Domestic Product (18-1)
- Endlessly (20-1)
- Just A Touch (20-1)
- Deterministic (20-1)
- Just Steel (25-1)
- Resilience (35-1)
- Stronghold (35-1)
- West Saratoga (80-1)
- No More Time (85-1)
- Catalytic (100-1)
- Hades (100-1)
- T O Password (100-1)
- Society Man (101-1)
- Grand Mo the First (125-1)
- Encino (350-1)
- Liberal Arts (350-1)
- Common Defense (500-1)
- Epic Ride (500-1)
- Lucky Jeremy (500-1)
2024 Kentucky Derby schedule
- America's Day at the Races: Wednesday, May 1
- America's Day at the Races: Thursday, May 2
- 150th Kentucky Oaks: Friday, May 3
- America's Day at the Races: Friday, May 3
- Live coverage of horse racing: Friday, May 3
- 150th Kentucky Derby: Saturday, May 4
2024 Kentucky Derby: How to watch
Date: Saturday, May 4
Time: 10:30 a.m. ET
Location: Churchill Downs, Louisville, Kentucky
Cable: NBC
Streaming: Peacock, Universo, Watch on Fubo
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