Ocelli - Post 2, 6-1

Kentucky Derby third outperformed his odds as a 70-1 maiden. 

Owners: Ashley Durr, Anthony Tate & Front Page Equestrian
Trainer: Whit Beckman
Jockey: Tyler Gaffalione

Pedigree: Connect-Zalia, by Scat Daddy

Incredibolt - Post 12, 5-1

Virginia Derby hero, a respectable sixth in the Kentucky Derby, just emerged as a contender on entry day.

Owner: Pin Oak Stud
Trainer: Riley Mott
Jockey: Jaime Torres

Pedigree: Bolt d'Oro-Sapphire Spitfire, by Awesome Again 

Robusta - Post 4, 30-1

San Felipe (G2) runner-up got into the Derby as the third also-eligible and checked in 14th.

Owner: Calumet Farm
Trainer: Doug O'Neill
Jockey: Rafael Bejarano

Pedigree: Accelerate-Urbane Legend, by Into Mischief

Great White - Post 13, 15-1

John Battaglia Memorial winner drew into the Derby as the first also-eligible, only to flip at the starting gate and get scratched. 

Owners: Three Chimneys Farm & John Ennis
Trainer: John Ennis
Jockey: Alex Achard

Pedigree: Volatile-Kelly Bag, by Uncle Mo

Iron Honor

Gotham (G3) star had sufficient points to run in the Derby, but after a seventh as the favorite in the Wood Memorial (G2), connections opted to point for the Preakness.

Owners: St. Elias Stable, William H. Lawrence & Glassman Racing
Trainer: Chad Brown
Jockey: Flavien Prat

Pedigree: Nyquist-Orencia, by Blame

Chip Honcho - Post 6, 5-1

Fair Grounds prep competitor amassed enough points to make the Derby field, but after a fifth in the Louisiana Derby (G2), connections decided that the Preakness was a better fit. 

Owners: Leland Ackerley Racing, James Sherwood, Jode Shupe & John Cilia
Trainer: Steve Asmussen
Jockey: Jose Ortiz

Pedigree: Connect-Miss My Rose, by Magician

Corona de Oro - Post 11, 30-1

Lexington (G3) third-placer tried to enter the Derby but was left as the last also-eligible who didn't draw into the field. 

Owners: On Our Own Stable, Commonwealth Stable, U Racing Stables et al.
Trainer: Dallas Stewart
Jockey: John Velazquez

Pedigree: Bolt d'Oro-Lemon de Oro, by Lemon Drop Kid

Taj Mahal - Post 1, 5-1

Unbeaten colt booked his ticket with a frontrunning, 8 1/4-length romp in the Federico Tesio S. at Laurel.

Owners: SF Racing, Starlight Racing, Madaket Stables et al.
Trainer: Brittany Russell
Jockey: Sheldon Russell

Pedigree: Nyquist-Oola Gal, by Quality Road

Crupper - Post 3, 30-1

Pace factor held on gamely in the Bathhouse Row S. at Oaklawn Park. 

Owner: Robert H. Zoellner
Trainer: Donnie K. Von Hemel
Jockey: Junior Alvarado

Pedigree: Candy Ride-She’s All In, by Include

Napoleon Solo - Post 10, 8-1

Last year’s Champagne (G1) romper dropped off the Derby trail following fifths in the Fountain of Youth (G2) and Wood Memorial.

Owner: Gold Square
Trainer: Chad Summers
Jockey: Paco Lopez

Pedigree: Liam’s Map-Atomic Blonde, by Scat Daddy

Talkin - Post 5, 20-1

Champagne runner-up recently returned to better form with a third in the Blue Grass (G1).

Owners: Reeves Thoroughbred Racing, Pine Racing Stables, Legendary Thoroughbreds et al.
Trainer: Danny Gargan
Jockey: Irad Ortiz Jr.

Pedigree: Good Magic-Rote, by Tiznow

The Hell We Did - Post 7, 15-1

New Mexico-based colt was a solid second in the Lexington.

Owners: Peacock Family Racing Stable
Trainer: Todd Fincher
Jockey: Luis Saez

Pedigree: Authentic-Rose’s Desert, by Desert God

Bull by the Horns - Post 8, 30-1

Rushaway S. winner was entered in the Peter Pan, but will scratch per Daily Racing Form and potentially try the Preakness. 

Owners: Peachtree Stable and Mark Corrado
Trainer: Saffie Joseph Jr.
Jockey: Micah Husbands

Pedigree: Essential Quality-No Sweat, by Blame

Pretty Boy Miah - Post 14, 15-1

The New York-based gelding has won his past two going one turn at Aqueduct.

Owners: Team Penney Racing, Echo Racing, Flower City Racing, et al. 
Trainer: Jeremiah Englehart
Jockey: Ricardo Santana Jr. 

Pedigree: Beau Liam-Tryingtolookpretty, by Mineshaft