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Charlie Riedel/Associated Press Kendrick Carmouche is set to become the first Black jockey to ride a horse at the Kentucky Derby since 2013 with Bourbonic on Saturday.  Speaking to the Associated Press, Carmouche addressed what the historic run in the first leg of the Triple Crown means for him:  "As a Black rider getting to the Kentucky Derby, I hope it inspires a lot of people because my road wasn't easy to get there and I never quit. What I've been wanting all my career is to inspire people and make people know that it's not about color. It's about how successful you are in life and ho...

Carmouche to be 1st Black jockey in Kentucky Derby since '13 STEPHEN WHYNO, AP Sports Writer April 27, 2021 FacebookTwitterEmail Long before Kendrick Carmouche started riding horses growing up in Louisiana, Black jockeys were synonymous with the sport. Black riders were atop 13 of the 15 horses in the first Kentucky Derby in 1875 and won 15 of the first 28 editions of the race. Everything has changed since: Carmouche on Saturday will be the first Black jockey in the Kentucky Derby since 2013 and is just one of a handful over the past century. Carmouche is now one of the few remaining Black j...

Kendrick Carmouche to be 1st Black jockey in Kentucky Derby since 2013 This photo provided by NYRA shows Kendrick Carmouche smiling in the paddock at Aqueduct Racetrack in the Queens borough of New York on Jan. 24, 2020. Carmouche is set to ride Bourbonic in the Kentucky Derby, the first Black jockey in the race since 2013. (NYRA Photos/Coaglianese via AP) FILE - Jockey Patrick Husbands aboard Sealy Hill, right, wins by a neck against Panty Raid ridden by Edgar Prado, in the Bourbonette Breeders' Cup horse race at Turfway Park in Florence, Ky., in this Saturday, March 24, 2007, file photo. H...

Carmouche to be first Black jockey in Kentucky Derby since '13 Long before Kendrick Carmouche started riding horses growing up in Louisiana, Black jockeys were synonymous with the sport. On Saturday, Carmouche will be the first Black jockey in the Kentucky Derby since 2013 and is just one of a handful over the past century. The Associated Press VIDEO SIGN OUT Long before Kendrick Carmouche started riding horses growing up in Louisiana, Black jockeys were synonymous with the sport. Black riders were atop 13 of the 15 horses in the first Kentucky Derby in 1875 and won 15 of the first 28 edition...

Apr 28, 2021 1:33 PM EDT Long before Kendrick Carmouche started riding horses growing up in Louisiana, Black jockeys were synonymous with the sport. Black riders were atop 13 of the 15 horses in the first Kentucky Derby in 1875 and won 15 of the first 28 editions of the race. Everything has changed since: Carmouche on Saturday will be the first Black jockey in the Kentucky Derby since 2013 and is just one of a handful over the past century. Carmouche is now one of the few remaining Black jockeys in the U.S. Much like Marlon St. Julien in 2000, Patrick Husbands ...