Jack Conway and his father Tom co-own Blue Grass Stakes winner Stately Victor. On Saturday, the duo hopes their colt lives up to his name and pulls off yet another upset by winning the 136th Kentucky Derby.

Conditioned by Mike Maker, who worked with the legendary D. Wayne Lukas until 2003 before setting out on his own, the Ghostzapper colt sits at seventh on the Graded Stakes list at $451,112.

Even with the defections of Eskendereya and Rule, trainer Todd Pletcher is pinning his Derby Dreams on no less than four horses. With 1990 Derby winner as a grandsire, Mission Impazible has the pedigree to win on Saturday.

Bred by Summer Wind Farm and owned by Twin Creeks Racing Stables, Mission Impazible had a late rally to be victorious in the Louisana Derby at the Fair Grounds on March 27th.

Sidney's Candy enters Derby Week with $630,000 in graded earnings, which places him third on the list. He is owned by diet magnate Jenny Craig and her husband Sid and is one of two entries trained by John Sadler.

Joe Talamo has been aboard the chestnut colt in each of his six starts, including a three for three stretch to open his three-year-old campaign. Talamo had the misfortune of being scheduled to ride last year's favorite I Want Revenge, who was scratched Derby Morning.

His last start was the Santa Anita Derby on April 3rd.

With the departure of Eskendereya from the field, Lookin At Lucky, with Garret Gomez aboard, is likely to be the favorite for Saturday's 136th Kentucky Derby.

Trained by Bob Baffert (who has three Derby victories among his eight Triple Crown wins) and owned by a group led by Mike Pegram, the Smart Strike colt found a way to win in a thrilling finish with Noble's Promise in the Grade II Rebel Stakes at Oaklawn Park on March 13th.