One year ago, Rich Strike was on the outside of the Kentucky Derby, sitting No. 21 in the 20-horse field. Then, at the 11th hour, a horse scratched from the race, allowing Rich Strike to sneak into the field. The world knows what happened next. The 80-1 longshot came storming home to shock the masses and become the second biggest longshot to win the Run for the Roses. This year Cyclone Mischief, who got into the race when Practical Move scratched on Thursday, will try to duplicate Rich Strike's feat.

21 Cyclone Mischief (30-1)

• Trainer Dale Romans
• Jockey TBD
• Last race Third in the Florida Derby by three lengths
• Career record 7 starts: 2 wins, 3 thirds
• Career earnings $246,350
• Best career Beyer Speed Figure 91 (2023 Florida Derby)
• Sire Into Mischief

Below, we'll dig further into Cyclone Mischief as part of our series profiling all the horses competing in the 149th Kentucky Derby on Saturday, May 6. We'll look back into his past performances, what questions need to be answered on Saturday and analyze how the post draw affects his chances.

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