The Thoroughbred was co-owned by Dream Walkin’ Farms, an Oklahoma-based breeding and racing operation founded by the late country singer in 2001 ...

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 ...

The country singer who died in 2024 was a huge horse racing fan and owned Dream Walkin' Farms in Oklahoma, which helped bring ...

The late country singer Toby Keith always dreamed of getting one of his horses into the Kentucky Derby, and his stable ...

Toby Keith's dream has come true a little more than a year after the country icon died at 62. At the 2025 Kentucky Derby, Keith's Dream Walkin' Farms will debut its first thoroughbred horse in the ...

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 ...

For Toby Keith, the only adrenaline rush that matched ... but Keith the horseman was still chasing the pinnacle of horse racing: the Kentucky Derby. “The derby’s the one you want to win ...

The late country superstar Toby Keith will be fulfilling a dream he had his whole life at the 2025 Kentucky Derby: One of his horses is competing in the big race. Late last month, Keith's team ...

Toby Keith's family was in the stands to root on his horse at the Kentucky Derby on Saturday (May 3). The late singer's wife Tricia Lucas walked the red carpet at Lexington's Churchill Downs ...

The 151st running of the Kentucky Derby had at least two direct connections to music: Render Judgment was co-owned by late country singer Toby Keith and Sandman was named by a pair of Metallica ...

"It was Toby's dream," began the caption to a post on Keith's official Instagram account announcing Render Judgment's inclusion as one of the 20 horses in the 2025 Kentucky Derby lineup.

Toby Keith Through the Years: His Life in Photos Keith spoke of having a horse run the Kentucky Derby in a 2019 interview posted to the Derby's Facebook account. "That's the one that everybody ...