Collectivists Turn May Day Into a High Holiday
By DEAN KARAYANIS
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Kentucky Derby favorite Renegade trains during morning workouts at Churchill Downs at Louisville, Kentucky, on April 27, 2026. Michael Reaves/Getty Images
Kentucky Derby Arrives With History, Heartbreak, and Change in the Air
Renegade enters as the favorite, trying to become the first horse in 40 years to win from the rail.
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