Travis Kelce has a horse with Taylor Swift -Inspired name – but it won't drive in the Kentucky Derby

After experiencing an exciting photo finish in the Kentucky Derby, Chief's superstar Travis Kelce wasted no time to deal with an expensive purchase of his new love for equestrian sport

The superstar of Kansas City Chiefs, Travis Kelce, has a race horse that was named in homage to girlfriend Taylor Swift – but it will not take part in the Kentucky Derby.

The three-time Super Bowl winner took part in the 2024 edition of the World Famous Race Meeting Churchill Downs in Louisville, the 150th time when he was staged. The 35-year-old, who was dressed in a striking light gray pinstripe suit and a navy hat, certainly turned his head with his striking view of the significant occasion.

The NFL -Fan favorite put his confidence in Forever Young to exchange the crown last time, but instead it was mysticism Dan's Day when Kelce's choice took third place behind Sierra Leone. After a photo finish that was appropriate for the landmark, it seems that football legend Kentucky also left with a newly discovered love for sport.

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After spending the day on the terraces next to the horse demitent Bruce and Alex Zoldan, he was finally convinced that he was involved in the ownership of the racing horse. Now Kelce is the proud co-owner of a three-year gelding called Swift Delivery-Trustend. In view of his relationship with the pop star of the same name.

While the horse is making progress, he confirmed Brother Jason's claim that the horse already comes out of the authorization for triple crown races, which means that it will never drive in the Kentucky Derby. However, Travis explained in his new Heights podcast: “I liked the way this fast delivery ran. I saw three or four races in which the quick delivery was located, and certainly only heard great reviews.

“It's more of a finished horse. It comes around that [last] Turn and simply hits the top speed and save the last one directly with the juice he has. “

When he explained how the derby had lit his love for horse racing, he added: “I had one of the best times of all times in the derby and they were my hosts, and I was sure: 'Man, it would be fun to get involved and see one of your horses. One of your horses. Sure enough, they asked me if I wanted to take a 3-year-old into a 3-year-old.

In the meantime, Kelce also explained that he had come to an excruciatingly close to last year's derby -before a top -Two placement was caught by Forever Young's Grise. He said, “I was a beginner. I didn't get too far into that.

“I just wanted to put F ——- the money that I brought with me there, and just throw it up like a horse and just pump F-king when the thing was nearby. And sure if you come around this corner, you will see it up …”

He expressed his love for the event and added: “I'm now a derby type, man. It was so much fun. It was a unique experience that I will definitely try again. It was fun to be just part of the entire environment.”

Kelce also spoke about his random encounter with the TV presenter Jimmy Fallon and his dog-on the event and said: “This is how you do it. So make them a statement and make them all only love because the dog was cute as hell. Who knew that a dog had stolen the show on the show on the show?

“I can't tell you how much I loved to see Jimmy. I literally put a bet and he just sneaked right next to me. It was a surprise, I wasn't expecting it. He was on the F —– movement, man. This guy is a hard worker, man, it is so impressive, everything he does.”

Currently, the Chiefs Hero is still dusting after KC was beaten in the Super Bowl in February. The tight end put a more subdued performance than in earlier editions of the Big Game when the Eagles finally ruled in New Orleans.