The 2015 Kentucky Derby saw the bay colt and jockey Victor Espinoza take the lead with a furlong to go and win by a length.
“There’s nothing like winning the Kentucky Derby,” said three-time winner Espinoza.
“To me it’s the most important thing in horse racing.”
Saturday marks the 150th anniversary of America's longest-running sports event.
It's two years older than the Westminster Dog Show.
The Derby survived two world wars, the Depression, and pandemics, including COVID-19 in 2020, when it ran in silence without 150,000 fans.