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The Kentucky Derby Market Just Broke — Here's Where the Mispricing Lives
5/2/2026
The Puma is out. Scratched this morning with a leg infection, he was co-favorite heading into tonight's Run for the Roses — and his exit has created exactly the kind of chaotic repricing window where cross-market gaps open up and stay open for hours. This is the scenario worth wa…
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