Toby Keith's dream is coming true at the Kentucky Derby. The country legend's Dream Walkin' Farms has a horse that's racing on Saturday. Keith died in February 2024 after battling stomach cancer.

This will be the first Kentucky Derby entrant for the Oklahoma-based thoroughbred and racing operation Keith started in 2001. From NFL plays to college sports scores, all the top sports news you need ...

Toby Keith the country music star played on the biggest stages, but Toby Keith the horseman was still chasing the pinnacle of horse racing: the Kentucky Derby. “The derby’s the one you want to win,” ...

It's been over a year since Toby Keith's death, but his horse racing dream will come true at the Kentucky Derby.

A horse co-owned by Toby Keith will race at the 151st Kentucky Derby this weekend, posthumously fulfilling a longtime dream of the late country legend. The horse, Render Judgment, will start out of ...

Country star Toby Keith's Kentucky Derby dream is coming true after his death. Keith's family posted a picture of the racehorse Render Judgment to his official Instagram page just days before the ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (FOX 56) — The horse starting out of gate 15 during Kentucky Derby 151 won’t have the greatest odds of winning, but it does hold sentimental value. For decades, Toby Keith lived his ...

Toby Keith's legacy will be on display at the 2025 Kentucky Derby. The late singer was the owner of Dream Walkin Farms, which partnered with other stables to train horses. Keith had a dream to get one ...

Render Judgment, a horse partially owned by the late country music star, will run in the 151st Kentucky Derby.

The late country music star Toby Keith has a horse running in the 2025 Kentucky Derby. Here's what to know about the horse: Start the day smarter. Get all the news you need in your inbox each morning.

Sadly, the late Toby Keith won't be around to enjoy what was his "dream." The country singer who died in 2024 was a huge horse racing fan and owned Dream Walkin' Farms in Oklahoma, which helped bring ...

This will be the first Kentucky Derby entrant for the Oklahoma-based thoroughbred and racing operation Keith started in 2001. "It was Toby's dream," began the caption to a post on Keith's official ...