Zayat Stable LLC and Michael Moreno's Bodemeister (c, 3, Empire Maker), last-out winner of the GI Arkansas Derby, drew gate six and was made the tepid 4-1 morning-line favorite for Saturday's 138th running of the GI Kentucky Derby at historic Churchill Downs, while the connections of reigning juvenile champion Hansen (Tapit) were forced to sweat it out a bit. With two pills left in Dan Bork's shaker--the dreaded inside post and the 14 hole--and the names of Hansen and Daddy Long Legs left to be assigned, it was the Coolmore runner who landed the inside. Wearing sunglasses, perhaps to mask his internal strife, Dr. Kendall Hansen reacted with a fist pump and three taps of his right hand over his heart. Hansen exits a runner-up effort in the GI Toyota Blue Grass S. and is a 10-1 chance on the morning line, just behind that race's winner, Dullahan (Even the Score) at 8-1. Jerry Crawford was all smiles and a huge cheer went up in the crowd when the popular chestnut was assigned the five hole, a perfect draw given the colt's off-the-pace running style. Click here for the entire Derby 138 field.