Kentucky Oaks 151 Reporting: Watch with Welle

Louisville, Ky. (Wave) – Wave News is your home for complete reporting on the 151st Kentucky Oaks and the Kentucky Derby on Friday and Saturday.

Here is your one-stop guide for everything you need to know about the exciting reporting about the race day:

When does the Wave report start and how long does it take?

For the Oaks Day on Friday, Wave's reporting begins at 10 a.m. until 7:30 p.m.

For Derby Day we will start reporting at 8 a.m. and continue the local reporting until 3:30 p.m. NBC then takes over the national reporting on the Kentucky Derby, you don't have to change the channel!

The NBC cover continues until 7:30 p.m. and the wave will be switched on for a derby day.

I'm not near a television. Can I still watch?

You can definitely! We will stream our reporting on the streaming platforms of Wave, including our website, our apps on telephones/tablets and smart TVs.

As soon as the reporting changes to NBC, you have to have to Register on the NBC website or The NBC app Use your cable/satellite provider account to continue to watch live without a television.

Spectators can also view live -nbc reporting on A Subscription for the Pfau -Sstreaming service.

Click here or tap here To download our app.

NOTE: Due to rights problems, our social media platforms are no longer streamed on our social media platforms on our social media platforms.

Do you know who and when will run?

Our friends in Churchill Downs have a full list of races and times for Oaks and derby Exactly here.

We will also publish the big winners for the Kentucky Oaks and Derby shortly after they have been confirmed. Keep the Wave app nearby!

Post positions

The Kentucky Oaks

Early
Just joke
Lovingly
Drexel Hill
Rapid
Ballerina d'Oro
La Cara
Five G – Scratched
Tenma
Take care of Milady
Good cheer
Anna's promise
Bless the broken one
Calm side

The Kentucky Derby

Citizen Bull
NeoEquos
Endgambit
Rodriguez
American promise
Admire daytona
Luxor Cafe
journalism
Burnham Square
Grande
Fly Mohawk
East Avenue
editor
Tizast
Make judgment
Coal fight
Sandman
sovereignty
Piece of gold
Owen Almighty

Do you show all races live?

For the Oaks Day we will show races 1 to race 4 live, run from 11 a.m. and at 12:30 p.m.

Due to an agreement with NBC Sports, races 5 to race 11 in Wave News after a delay of 20 minutes from 1:03 p.m. and around 6 p.m.

To observe these races live, you have to adjust to the USA network or Register on the US Network website Or app with a cable/satellite provider.

The spectators can also view reporting on the USA network via A Subscription for the Pfau -Sstreaming service.

Shortly after the OAKS race, Wave will have an article available on the website and the app in which the winner contains. In order not to spoil the race for our television viewers, readers have to click or tap the article to see the winner until the race on the delay is broadcast on wave.

Our reporting continues with live races on the Oaks Day for races 12 and 13, from 6 p.m. and through the end of our show.

On the Derby Day, all races on the wave can be seen by our local reporting or during the NBC cover. Local reporting will be 1 to race 6 and run until 2 p.m. until 2 p.m.

The reporting from NBC will take races 7 to race 12 (Kentucky Derby) from 2:38 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. These races will be live and can be seen without changing the channel.

They need Register on the NBC website or The NBC app Use your cable/satellite provider account to continue to watch live without a television.

Spectators can also view live -nbc reporting on A Subscription for the Pfau -Sstreaming service.

Is there anything else that offers wave for oak and derby?

We have many updates that not only come on TV and streaming, but also via social media!

What does the weather look like?

Stay up to date with the Wave Storm Tracking team, as it offers daily updates about what the weather on the Oaks and Derby Day will look like.

Last forecast

Where can I buy tickets?

The easiest way to acquire general admission or reserved box tickets is through Ticket. However, there are several ways to buy tickets for groups and memberships.

Tickets are not reimbursable and all tickets are accessed digitally. During the live racing data, the coffers of the clubhouse are opened an hour in front of goals and closed on the second until the last race for this day. After the box office has closed, only customers with pre-bought tickets and gate passes can enter the facility for the last race of the day. Buy tickets for a non-race-datum:

I go on the track, are there traffic and park information that I should know about?

We covered them! Here is everything Travel and park information You need to know before going on the track. Full list: Derby Week Road closures

Park instructions for OAKS and Derby Day

Parking on site

Parking on site is sold out.
Open for those with passes at 8 a.m. on oak and derby days.
Some tickets are parking (e.g. the villa, Spiers Terrace, Woodford Reserve Paddock Club, Suites, Matt Winns, selected dining rooms).
The passes are vehicle-specific (car, limousine, mini bus, motor trainer). Wrong vehicle types are rejected.
Follow the instructions for your assigned lot for admission.
No shuttling in loose. No re -entry when you go.

Kentucky Exposition Center (KEC)

The Central Avenue will be closed from May 1st to 3. Visit KentuckyderByparking.com for route information.
Enter through goals 1 or 2.
The shuttles start at 7:30 a.m. on the days of OAKS and Derby. ADA parking spaces and shuttles are available, but no wheelchair aid at Churchill Downs.
Buses and cars can buy a derby Drive Drop-Off Pass (Warren Ave between Queen & Thornberry) in advance. No collection. Passes are collected when handed over.
Only Frontside tickets enable KEC parking and shuttle access. Infield tickets are not accepted and cannot use the shuttle. No waste on the infield goal.

Carpooling and collection

No before -Ort -Mitarbeit or Taxizugang. Use the bronze -los in the L&N Federal Credit Union Stadium. There is no mobility support. Use a shuttle to the KEC to pick up or submit.
Paid parking spaces in the L&N stadium begins in Thurby. Go to Churchill Downs. Pay on site (cash or card): $ 40 (car/truck), 150 USD (motorhome), $ 200 (bus). No advance sale.

Objects in Churchill Downs prohibited

Air horn
Alcoholic drinks
Backpacks
Bag larger than 12 “x 6” x 12 “
Balloons and rubber boats
Balls
Banner and/or sign, unless approved
Cameras equipped with removable lenses or with a lens that is 6 inches or larger
Roofing
Doses (every size or type)
Combined chairs (see only the following exceptions for Infield Gate)
Combats that can be folded together without roofing
confetti
cooler
Chain
Travel bags
Drones and remote -controlled aircraft
Firearms
Fireworks
Essen (opening evening – Thurby) *see below
Frisbees
Glass bottles or containers
Grills
Hoverboards, skateboards and scooters
Illegal substances
Knife
Laser light/pointer
Baggage
Leg
Noise
Pepper spray
Personal music player without head aid
Pets, with the exception of trained service
Sticks or sticks of all size
Portable loudspeakers/sound systems
Projectil elements
Seat cushions, which are larger than 15 “x 15”, contain the metall arms and/or backs, zippers, bags or flaps
Selfie sticks
Tents
Thermosis
Tripod
Rails of all size
Dare
Weapons of any kind
All objects that are considered dangerous and/or inappropriate

Remarkable exceptions that are permitted in the gates at the front: Derby Week

Baby Bag & Windel Bags if they are accompanied by a child (subject to search)
Strollers if they are accompanied by a child

Remarkable exceptions that are permitted in the gates at the front: Kentucky Oaks & Derby

Guests with specific nutritional needs or restrictions can bring lunch passing or food in clear plastic bags or containers that do not exceed the maximum size. Lunching or food must fit in the pocket of the guest or a gallone clear storage bag in ziploc style (no garbage bags). The guests are only limited to one pocket – additional bags for food are not permitted.

Articles that are permitted in the infield

Lunch packages or food in clear plastic bags or containers that do not exceed the maximum size (12 “X 6” X 12 “). Lunch passport or food must fit into the pocket of the guest or a gallone clear storage bag in Ziploc style (no garbage bags). The guests are limited – additional bags for food are not permitted.
Bottle water, which is located in a sealed, clear and unopened plastic bottle limit of two 24 ounces. Bottles per person
Collapsy camping chairs without a passter (must be removed from the pocket during the search)
Tarpauline (“tarps”) and picnic blankets that are smaller than 10 'x 10'. Once in the gate, tarps are not attached to the infield fence or another permanent structure.

What are the bet rules?

Churchill Downs has largely become cashless. However, money is still needed to place betting at Mutuel Windows. While there are many ATMs on site, it is encouraged to bring money if you want to use on site. Or set up your betting account via the Twinires app.

Will you also cover the galas?

Secure! Our night in the Galas Special will be broadcast on Friday from 9 p.m. to 11 p.m. and will also be available on Wave Streaming platforms, including our website, our apps on telephones/tablets, smart TVs and On YouTube.

Please note: Our special report on the 2025 Pegasus Parade will be broadcast on Friday, May 2 from 8pm to 9pm

The regularly planned NBC broadcast of Dateline NBC will be displayed later at 2 a.m.

Can I send pictures/videos?

Absolutely! Send your pictures and videos with the app below and you can see them on TV or be shared via our social media accounts. We can't wait to see how much fun you have!

Make sure you use on social media #Waveoaks And #Wvederby In your contributions!