#10 Incredibolt | 60 pts

Trainer: Riley Mott
Jockey: Jamie Torres
Last Race: Virginia Derby – 1st
Running Style: Midpack

Incredibolt enters the Kentucky Derby picture as one of the more intriguing late-developing colts on the trail. His Virginia Derby win wasn’t flashy on paper with an 87 Beyer, but the performance had substance — sitting comfortably midpack, tracking the pace, and finishing with authority when asked.

What stands out most is his professionalism. He didn’t need a perfect setup or a pace meltdown; instead, he put himself in the race early, stayed within striking range, and delivered a controlled, efficient move turning for home. That’s the kind of trip profile that tends to translate well as distances increase and fields get larger.

While his speed figures still leave room for improvement compared to the top tier, this is a colt moving forward at the right time. With only five starts, there’s still upside, and his trajectory suggests he hasn’t hit his ceiling yet.

Why He’s Ranked #10

• Virginia Derby winner
• Tactical midpack running style
• Still improving with experience
• Won two graded stakes

Pedigree Analysis

Sire: Bolt d’Oro
Dam: Sapphire Spitfire
Grandsire: Medaglia d’Oro
Granddam: Globe Trot
Other notable ancestors: A.P. Indy, Tapit, Awesome Again, Deputy Minister, Unbridled

Incredibolt’s pedigree leans heavily toward stamina and class. Bolt d’Oro injects tactical speed and competitiveness, while Medaglia d’Oro in the sire line is a proven source of route success and durability. The deeper pedigree is packed with elite influences — A.P. Indy, Tapit, and Unbridled all contribute classic-distance stamina, while Awesome Again and Deputy Minister add toughness and consistency.

This is the type of pedigree that suggests two-turn racing is well within his scope, and potentially even better distances ahead. Combined with his developing race pattern, Incredibolt profiles as a colt who could continue improving as the distances stretch out on the Derby trail.