2026 Kentucky Oaks Odds

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Kentucky Oaks Odds

Odds for the Kentucky Oaks.

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Below is the official draw and morning line odds for the 2026 Kentucky Oaks!

2026 Kentucky Oaks Official Odds - Bet with TwinSpires

Track
Advance Kentucky Oaks
Race
13
Time
May 02 2026
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Horse Info
Horse Name
Jockey
Trainer
Odds
1
Explora
Prat, Flavien
Baffert, Bob
9/1
2
Zany
Ortiz; Jr, Irad
Pletcher, Todd A
6/1
3
Search Party
Torres, Cristian A
Casse, Mark E
40/1
4
Counting Stars
Arrieta, Francisco
Casse, Mark E
10/1
5
Meaning
Hernandez, Juan J
Mccarthy, Michael W
8/1
7
Dazzling Dame
Saez, Luis
Russell, Brittany T
48/1
9
Always A Runner
Ortiz, Jose L
Brown, Chad C
6/1
10
Prom Queen
Castellano, Javier
Cox, Brad H
9/1
11
Percy's Bar
Machado, Luan
Colebrook, Ben
5/1
12
Bella Ballerina
Gaffalione, Tyler
Walsh, Brendan P
8/1
13
Pashmina
Vazquez, Ramon A
Atras, Rob
23/1
14
Brooklyn Blonde
Kimura, Kazushi
Mccarthy, Michael W
14/1
15
Lovely Grey
Davis, Dylan
Danner, Kelsey
7/1
16
Nycon
Torres, Jaime A
Beckman, D Whitworth
73/1
17
Resist
Hernandez; Jr, Brian J
Drury; Jr, Thomas
63/1
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The morning-line odds for the Kentucky Oaks, traditionally run on the day before the Kentucky Derby (either the last Friday in April or first Friday in May), are typically released at the conclusion of the post-position draw, which is held on the Monday before the Oaks.

Unlike the Derby draw, the Oaks field is drawn the way most horse races are: by officials in the racing office pulling pills out of a bottle and randomly assigning post positions. The draw is open to horsemen and print and social media, but is not usually broadcast on either television or radio.

The current odds maker for the Kentucky Oaks is Mike Battaglia, who has held the position of Churchill Downs odds maker since the mid-1970s.

 Among the best places to find that information are at Brisnet.com and TwinSpires.com. The latter is the official wagering site of the Kentucky Derby and Kentucky Oaks.

Unlike the Kentucky Derby, where as many as 20 horses are allowed to compete, the Kentucky Oaks field is limited to a maximum of 14 horses, all three-year-old fillies, who travel 1 1/8 miles.