Tiz The Law drawn in stall 17 for Kentucky Derby
Market leader must race from unfavoured wide gate at Churchill Downs on Saturday.
Red-hot Kentucky Derby favourite Tiz The Law will have to defy the weight of history after being drawn in stall 17 for the Churchill Downs spectacular. Trained by Barclay Tagg, the Constitution colt has carried virtually all before him during his career to date and arrives on the back of a brilliant victory in the Travers Stakes, having previously won the Belmont. Click Here For Exclusive MansionBet Promotion He represents the same connections who won the Derby and Preakness in 2003 with Funny Cide, but no horse has won the ‘Run for the Roses’ from his draw – and his only career defeat came at this track in November last year.Post Positions for the 146th Kentucky Derby pic.twitter.com/3rgxbNdWY0
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