If you don't think Raise Cain can win the Kentucky Derby, here are two words for you: Rich Strike. He was the colt who was the biggest longshot in last year's Derby at 80-1 and shocked the world by winning the race, becoming the second biggest longshot ever to win the Run for the Roses. Raise Cain, a 50-1 longshot, looks to join Rich Strike in the record books, and he already has pulled off an upset at big double-digit odds this year.

16 Raise Cain (50-1)

• Trainer Ben Colebrook
• Jockey Gerardo Corrales
• Last race Fifth in the Blue Grass Stakes by 6¾ lengths
• Career record 7 starts: 2 wins, 1 second, 1 third
• Career earnings $296,328
• Best career Beyer Speed Figure 90 (2023 Gotham Stakes)
• Sire Violence

Below, we'll dig further into Raise Cain 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 Raise Cain performs in the Kentucky Derby? And how does the post draw affect his chances? ... Join SportsLine now to get a full profile on Raise Cain and every other horse in the Kentucky Derby!