A horse co-owned by the late country singer Toby Keith will run in the Kentucky Derby on Saturday, fulfilling a dream the musician held for over 30 years. Render Judgment is partially owned by Keith’s ...

Toby Keith may no longer be with us, but one of his lifelong dreams is finally coming true. On Sunday, April 27, the late country star’s official Instagram account announced that his horse, Render ...

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 ...

When the 151st running of the Kentucky Derby begins in Louisville on Saturday, May 3, country music fans may want to pay attention to one particular longshot. Late entrant Render Judgment is owned by ...

LOUISVILLE, Kentucky (KTEN)- Toby Keith earned his fame in country music, but for decades, he was involved in horse racing as the founder and owner of Dream Walkin' Farms in Pauls Valley, Oklahoma.

Award winning singer-songwriter, entertainer, and successful business owner Toby Keith is having his dream fulfilled with his Thoroughbred breeding and racing operation’s horse, Render Judgment, set ...

Keith died of stomach cancer. Keith’s family posted a picture of the racehorse Render Judgment to his official Instagram page just days before the Kentucky Derby’s May 3, 2025, launch. “It was Toby’s ...

Toby Keith’s dream was to have a horse in the Kentucky Derby. The late country music singer, who died last year after a long battle with stomach cancer, was the owner of Dream Walkin Farms. His ...

Country Music legend Toby Keith, who passed away in 2024, always dreamed of owning a race horse that competed in the Kentucky Derby. He won't be here to see it, but his dream will come true on ...

A horse owned by the late Toby Keith’s Dream Walkin’ Farms has landed a surprise spot in the Kentucky Derby. As a big horse racing fan, country music legend Toby Keith had dreamed of having one of his ...

Toby Keith died just more than a year ago following a battle with stomach cancer, but the beloved country music icon is still making an impact. And maybe he will be looking down on Churchill Downs ...