This year's Kentucky Derby has a couple of leaders at the front of the pack and then several other horses that seem to be in a large group. Frammento is one of the 2015 Kentucky Derby Longshots. The Kentucky Derby will begin at 6:24pm EST Saturday from Churchill Downs in Louisville, Kentucky. The Frammento Kentucky Derby Odds are listed at 99-1 to win the race.

Trainer: Nick Zitto

Jockey: Corey Nakatani

Morning Line Odds: 50-1

Current Odds: 99-1 (as of 10:30 a.m. Saturday)

Frammento got into the Kentucky Derby after Stanford was scratched from the race. The Nick Zito-trained horse will look to become the third Derby winner, joining Strike the Gold from 1991 and Go For Gin in 1994. 

Jockey Corey Nakatani took second place in his best Derby finish, aboard Nehro at Kentucky Derby 137, the hockey's 15th appearance in the Derby.

Frammento has raced three times already this season, but has not been exceptional, taking no better than third in the Besilu Stables Fountain of Youth in February.

Kentucky Derby Facts

— The biggest "longshot" was in 1913 when  Donerail paid out at 91.45-1 odds.
— The highest attendance ever was in 1974 with 163,628 people (2009 was 153,563).
— An "official" Mint Julip at the Kentucky Derby is made with "Early Times" whiskey.
— New York sports columnist Bill Corum coined the phrase "Run for the Roses."

Kentucky Derby Records

Winning Jockey: Both Eddie Arcaro and Bill Hartack have recorded five wins each. For Arcaro you need to travel back to 1938 (final win was in 1952) for his first of five wins and for Hartack back to 1957 (final win was in 1969).

Winning Trainer: Ben A Jones worked together with jockey Eddie Arcaro spanning from 1938 to 1952 and collected a total of six wins at the Kentucky Derby.

Winning Owner: Over a course of 27 years, Calumet Farm had a total of eight Derby wins (1941, 1944, 1948, 1949, 1952, 1957, 1958).

Winning Length: There is a tie between two horses from the 1940s, Whirlaway and Assault. Both captured the Kentucky Derby with a margin of eight lengths (1941 for Whirlaway and 1946 for Assault).

Winning Time: Probably one of the most famous horses in history, Secretariat, is the holder of this record. In 1973 he ran the Derby in 1:59:40 and is the only horse to ever run the 11/4 mile race in under two minutes.

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