The undefeated filly won the Kentucky Oaks on Friday evening with an unofficial time of 1:50:15, torching the field off the final turn and down the stretch run to finish off a dominant run. That's now seven wins in seven tries for Good Cheer.

Post position matters quite a bit at the Kentucky Derby. Horses in the earlier post positions have traditionally performed better than horses in the later post positions at the event. The fifth post position has resulted in the most wins at the Kentucky Derby, with 10 horses winning from that slot during the race's history.