The Kentucky Derby Could Have Its First Female-Trainer Winner This Weekend
WHAS11 of Hidden Stash's entry in the race. "You weren't really thinking about it at all until we actually got here." Though Oliver, whose father was a breeder and taught her about the horse business (she's been training them herself since 1998), understands that the odds are stacked against her and her horse, she believes that Stash and jockey Rafael Bejarano will give the rest of the field a run for their money. "We’ve done the hard work," Oliver told the Courier Journalin a separate interview. "You just keep the air in them and keep the fitness level up." More from Entrepreneur