The Three Underdogs at the KY Derby
Wednesday, April 26th, 2006
Yup, the 2006 Kentucky Derby is just around the corner.
With that said, all you horse racing aficionados could already have your own picks and I won’t be surprised if Brother Derek is on your list.
However, when we talk about horse racing, it seems the big name races always smile on the underdogs, leaving handicappers look stupid. Last year is a testament to that and I won’t be caught off guard this time.
No siree.
So without further ado, here are three underdogs that may find their way past the odds-on-favorite, Brother Derek, at the 2006 Kentucky Derby.
Cause to Believe, this colt from Northern California hasn’t beaten much competition this year but remain as one of the sleepers to win at the Kentucky Derby. In horse racing, events as big as this seems to smile on the unknowns and the underdogs and Cause to Believe is definitely one of those.
Cause to Believe is a son of the 1995 2-year-old champion colt Maria’s Mon and is gray in color like his sire. Cause to Believe is also the third foal from his dam Imaginary Cat, an unraced Overbrook homebred.
Cause to Believe has the 5th winningnest trainer in North American history in Jerry Hollendorfer coming to the 2006 Kentucky Derby. If that’s not enough to make Cause to Believe a legitimate sleeper in this horse racing war at the Kentucky Derby, I don’t know…








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