Mystik Dan gets groomed at Churchill Downs after Kentucky Derby 150 win

Mystik Dan enjoys a grooming session at Churchill Downs' Backside the morning after winning Kentucky Derby 150.
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[@millenialsmom2214]

These horses are so beautiful they almost don't look real 😍 Magical!

[@Khardin258]

Beautiful horse! He is so well tempered!!

[@WickedFelina]

I hope he knows how truly special he is! Win the Preakness Love!

[@catsrus2890]

Beautiful horse!!!

[@lindamccloud3434]

Beautiful horse.💓. Take Good care of The horses.🙂. God bless🙏

[@taragorman6351]

Really, are the horses happy too❤️❤️. I feel sorry for them some time.

[@shannonk.6528]

Beautiful Bay Colt!!!

[@gg3596]

What a handsome TB!!!

[@cecilegibbs3539]

What a blast❤❤❤

[@timefortinybirdandfriends6565]

"Yea, I'm special!"

[@mariogalvez7567]

Osvaldo Salazar 🇬🇹🇬🇹🇬🇹 great job !! You are part of this too !! GUATEMALA!! 👏👏👏🏇🏇🏇

[@longskyhook4917]

Winner's secret ? He was shown a picture of Kristi Noem.

[@francisvazquez13]

Common 😅😅🤣😂

[@franktodd6137]

a runner

[@cecilegibbs3539]

Need a nap now😊

[@VILJL]

You got to wash his face. Dan paid for the DeLuxe wash.

[@suzanne9622]

He is gorgeous. I would not be letting people feed him lots of sugar/peppermint. Maybe one. Not good for him, esp if given every day. Makes stomach more acidic. Lots of sugar everyday can cause ulcers. Will affect appetite. Should really monitor everything going in his mouth.

[@tessdurberville711]

Tell that to my barn full of Thoroughbreds.🤭 All but one eats approx.10 a day. Not an ulcer in the bunch and half are in their 20's and 30's. Surprisingly, I do have 2 who cannot digest raw carrots, so we steam them. 😊🐴🍬🥕

[@suzanne9622]

@@tessdurberville711 Consider yourself very lucky! Ulcers are common in performance horses, with an estimated 50-90% of racehorses having them. They are least common among horses turned out onto pasture. If your barn full of tbreds have been scoped and are clean that is fantastic!

[@traceyhallman691]

Sorry they feel need to use chain❤

[@user-yp1yd6wy8b]

its for the people around him and the horses safety, if it hurt the horse you wouldve been able to notice by simple body langauge.