Dennis Varney

1 month ago | thenewsenterprise.com | Dennis Varney

Getting a horse into the Kentucky Derby requires big dreams and often big bank accounts. But that’s not always the case as syndicates, or groups of owners, band together to make a chase at the “Run for the Roses.”There are 47 owners listed among the 20 horses in this year’s field. A pair of Derby hopefuls — Citizen Bull and Rodriguez — are being campaigned by the same group of 10 primary owners. Journalism has eight owners, while 10 horses have only one.

1 month ago | gazettextra.com | Dennis Varney

Getting a horse into the Kentucky Derby requires big dreams, and often big bank accounts. But that's not always the case as syndicates, or groups of owners, band together to make a chase at the "Run for the Roses."There are 47 owners listed among the 20 horses in this year's field. A pair of Derby hopefuls - Citizen Bull and Rodriguez - are being campaigned by the same group of 10 primary owners. Journalism has eight owners, while 10 horses have only one. Copyright 2025 Tribune Content Agency.

1 month ago | thebrunswicknews.com | Dennis Varney |Lexington Herald-Leader

Getting a horse into the Kentucky Derby requires big dreams, and often big bank accounts. But that's not always the case as syndicates, or groups of owners, band together to make a chase at the "Run for the Roses."There are 47 owners listed among the 20 horses in this year's field. A pair of Derby hopefuls - Citizen Bull and Rodriguez - are being campaigned by the same group of 10 primary owners. Journalism has eight owners, while 10 horses have only one.

1 month ago | thederrick.com | Dennis Varney

Getting a horse into the Kentucky Derby requires big dreams, and often big bank accounts. But that’s not always the case as syndicates, or groups of owners, band together to make a chase at the “Run for the Roses.”There are 47 owners listed among the 20 horses in this year’s field. A pair of Derby hopefuls — Citizen Bull and Rodriguez — are being campaigned by the same group of 10 primary owners. Journalism has eight owners, while 10 horses have only one.

1 month ago | arcamax.com | Dennis Varney |Lexington Herald-Leader

Getting a horse into the Kentucky Derby requires big dreams, and often big bank accounts. But that’s not always the case as syndicates, or groups of owners, band together to make a chase at the “Run for the Roses.”There are 47 owners listed among the 20 horses in this year’s field. A pair of Derby hopefuls — Citizen Bull and Rodriguez — are being campaigned by the same group of 10 primary owners. Journalism has eight owners, while 10 horses have only one.