Trainer Steve Asmussen has won more than 10,000 races in his career - the most all-time by a trainer in North America - but has never won the Kentucky Derby. Last year he came agonizingly close with the favored Epicenter, but the horse was caught in the final strides by 80-1 longshot Rich Strike and finished second. On Saturday Asmussen will try to finally claim that elusive prize when he sends out the talented Disarm in the Run for the Roses.

11 Disarm (30-1)

• Trainer Steve Asmussen
• Jockey Joel Rosario
• Last race Third in the Lexington Stakes by 4¾ lengths
• Career record 5 starts: 1 win, 2 seconds, 2 thirds
• Career earnings $327,850
• Best career Beyer Speed Figure 90 (2023 Louisiana Derby and Lexington Stakes)
• Sire Gun Runner

Below, we'll dig further into Disarm as part of our series profiling all the horses competing in the 149th Kentucky Derby on Saturday, May 6. We'll look back into his past performances, what questions need to be answered on Saturday and analyze how the post draw affects his chances.

Kentucky Derby profiles: 1 Hit Show | 2 Verifying | 3 Two Phil's | 4 Confidence Game | 5 Tapit Trice | 6 Kingsbarns | 7 Reincarnate | 8 Mage | 9 Skinner | 10 Practical Move | 11 Disarm | 12 Jace's Road | 13 Sun Thunder | 14 Angel of Empire | 15 Forte | 16 Raise Cain | 17 Derma Sotogake | 18 Rocket Can | 19 Lord Miles | 20 Continuar

So what key information could decide how Disarm performs in the Kentucky Derby? And how does the post draw affect his chances? ... Join SportsLine now to get a full profile on Disarm and every other horse in the Kentucky Derby!