The Puma Scratched From Kentucky Derby With Leg Swelling
Thoroughbred Daily News • • sports
Key Points:
- The Puma, runner-up in the GI Curlin Florida Derby, was scratched from the GI Kentucky Derby due to swelling in his leg caused by a skin infection.
- Trainer Gustavo Delgado expressed disappointment but noted the swelling should subside within a day or two.
- The Puma previously won the GII ESMARK Tampa Bay Derby in early March.
- The colt is owned by OGMA Investments, JR Ranch, High Step Racing, TCC Stables LLC, and Bruce Zoldan.
- Following the scratch, the Kentucky Derby field currently consists of 19 horses.
