The Road to the 2019 Kentucky Derby® has come to a conclusion. Over the past eight months, horses from around the globe have competed for the right to enter the 145th 'Run for the Roses' on May 4. 

For well over a century, Churchill Downs has been the home of the biggest race of the year, the Kentucky Derby. 

Run every year since 1875, the Kentucky Derby is one of the most prestigious horse races in the world. But how much do you know about The Most Exciting Two Minutes in Sports?

The events of March 9 left huge implications on who will be at the starting gate of the 2019 Kentucky Derby®.

The first weekend of March was scheduled to have two races on the Road to the 2019 Kentucky Derby®, but only one took place. 

The Kentucky Derby® is the biggest celebration in horseracing, and every celebration deserves a party. 

If you hear cheering in the distance, it's because we are finally through the winter season and onto spring.

As we get close to the end of Kentucky Derby® Prep Race season, horses are making their final charge for points before before the big money hits during the Kentucky Derby Championship Series. 

Churchill Downs® is always changing. A venue that once held 10,000 people for the inaugural Kentucky Derby® in 1875 now can hold well over 150,000 attendees for the "Run for the Roses". 

As we sit just three months away from the 2019 Kentucky Derby®, the Road to the Derby series is heating up and more contenders are making their case for the "Run for the Roses".