2026 Early Kentucky Derby Odds Released

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2026 Early Kentucky Derby Odds Released

We’re less than three weeks away from the 152nd Kentucky Derby.

The most exciting two minutes in sports has a horse named after a Styx song, “Renegade”, as the favorite at BetOnline.ag. 

Ok, I made that part up. I have no idea if Renegade was named after the Styx song, although it would be cool if it was.

2026 Kentucky Derby
Renegade3/1
Further Ado9/2
Commandment6/1
Chief Wallabee9/1
The Puma9/1
Emerging Market12/1
So Happy14/1
Incredibolt16/1
Danon Bourbon18/1
Fulleffort18/1
Silent Tactic22/1
Potente30/1
Wonder Dean40/1
Golden Tempo45/1
Pavlovian50/1
Nearly55/1
Albus70/1
Six Speed75/1
Right To Party80/1
Intrepido100/1
Chip Honcho120/1

- BetOnline Press

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