Will Taylor Swift or Donald Trump steal the show in the Kentucky Derby?

The Kentucky derby is known for MINZ -Juleps, extravagant hats and surprising prominent sightings, and this year there is speculation about who could appear in Churchill Downs Donald TrumpPresent Taylor SwiftAnd Travis Kelce lead the pack.

The action network has just released its celebrity presence conflicts for the 151st Kentucky Derby, and it is not just the horses who attract attention, they are the A-lists who may gallop into the spotlight.

The chances of 3/1 (an opportunity of 25%) are President Trump and Pop Culture Power Swift and Kelce, both as a duo and individually according to the report of the action network that was sent to the explosion.

Kelce sits at 4/1, while Swift has a separate probability of 5/1, which indicates that at least one of them gives a strong chance that a public appearance together will put the internet into a tailpin.

In an e -e -mail that was sent to the explosion, a spokesman for the action network said: “The derby is not only about horses, but also one of the greatest phases of the year for cultural crossover. These opportunities not only reflect prominent schedules, but also calculated media movements and the public appetite for spectacle.”

Other names in the mix are Trump, who arrives with members of his cabinet (10/1), Elon Musk (20/1), Kanye West (30/1) and President Joe Biden (50/1), all long recordings, but everything can happen in today's celebrity landscape.

A Trump appearance would be for the course due to its history of courageous, attention-strong public demonstrations, especially because industry leaders send a direct message to the president and the congress, and asked to take measures against the immigration reform or to risk the workers who keep the derby, and the broader race world, continuously, continuously.

In a press conference on Thursday in Louisville, business leaders and horse races gathered to emphasize the essential role of migrants in Churchill Downs and beyond.

From Hot Walkers and groomers to the exercise of drivers and hoofs, Migrant Labor is a backbone of sport, and there is growing fear that the proposed mass shift policy could destroy the industry.

Trump swore to carry out the “greatest mass deportation surgery in the history of the United States”, but his comments, to enable potentially undocumented immigrants to legally return with the support of employers, have attracted both attention and skepticism.

“We have to take care of our farmers, the hotels and the various places where they tend to need people,” said Trump Pro Newsweek during a cabinet seat on April 10th. “You will go out. You will come back as a legal employee.”

That doesn't fit well with industry connoisseurs.

Rebecca Shi, CEO of the American Business Immigration Coalition (ABIC), emphasized how important these employees are for the success of the derby.

“From Hot Walkers to training drivers, groomers and hoofs, qualified workers with a migration background are the backbone of the horse racing industry. Your contributions contribute to generating 177 billion US dollars for the American economy, and every year is of crucial importance for the success of the Kentucky Derby, but the immigration system fails to New.

Dale Römer, President of the benevolent and protective association of Kentucky Horsemens, repeated these concerns and added: “Horses cannot get on the track without the right workers.