According to Fox Sports, rumors that Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce have a 10% ownership stake in Derby contender “The Puma” have influenced the betting odds for today's race. Speculation about "The Puma" hit a fever pitch when the horse's co-owner, Michael Iavarone, took to Instagram with a photo of the colt with the following caption.
"OK people. Everyone asking me if Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce are partners on The Puma… all I can say is I signed an NDA, so I can’t confirm or deny," he wrote, according to the outlet.
The Puma runs on the track during the morning training for the 152nd Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs on April 30, 2026 in Louisville, Kentucky.Andy Lyons/Getty Images
"We discovered some swelling in his leg due to a skin infection,” trainer Gustavo Delgado said, according to the Courier Journal. "It’s incredibly disappointing, but the swelling should go down within a day or two. It’s just really bad timing."
Interestingly, Kelce does own a share in a racehorse. In 2024, he purchased "Swift Delivery" alongside the Zoldan family. The horse, trained by Mark E. Casse, will not be racing in the 2026 Kentucky Derby.
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