The Cox-trained Mandaloun, who finished second in the Derby by a half-length, moves from 12^th to third place this week. Owned by Juddmonte, Mandaloun has 284 points. Roadrunner Racing, Boat Racing, Strauss Bros Racing and Gainesway Thoroughbreds’ Hot Rod Charlie, third in the Derby, drops back one position to fourth place with 266 points for trainer Doug O’Neill. Shadwell Stable’s bay filly, Malathaat, zooms from 20^th to fifth place following her dramatic win by a neck over Search Results in the Grade 1 147^th Longines Kentucky Oaks last Friday. The undefeated Malathaat, trained by Todd Pletcher, has one first-place vote and 179 points. 

Gary and Mary West’s homebred Concert Tour, winner of the Grade 2 Rebel Stakes at Oaklawn, rises from eighth to sixth place in the poll. Also trained by Baffert, Concert Tour has 95 points. A third Baffert-trained runner in the top 10 is WinStar Farm and CHC’s Life is Good, who improved from ninth to seventh place. Off the Triple Crown trail due to injury, Life is Good has one first-place vote and 94 points. Another major mover this week was Kirk and Judy Robison’s Jackie’s Warrior, who captured Saturday’s Grade 2 Pat Day Mile presented by LG&E and KU. Trained by Steve Asmussen, Jackie’s Warrior goes from 31^st to eighth place, garnering 82 points. Hronis Racing and Talla Racing’s Rock Your World, drops from second to 9^th place this week after a 17th-place finish in the Derby while being compromised at the start. Trained by John Sadler, Rock Your World has 69 points. Maintaining 10^th place is another Asmussen-trained colt, Winchell Thoroughbreds’ Midnight Bourbon, who finished sixth in the Derby and has 65 points.

Godolphin’s 4-year-old Group 1 Dubai World Cup winner Mystic Guide, Group 1 Saudi Cup runner-up Charlatan, and reigning older dirt female champion Monomoy Girl again hold down the top three positions in this week’s National Thoroughbred Poll.Trained by Mike Stidham, Mystic Guide received 31 first-place votes and 350 points. The Baffert-trained 4-year-old Charlatan has six first-place votes and 322 points. The 6-year-old mare Monomoy Girl, trained by Cox, is in third place with 229 points. Robert and Lawana Low’s 4-year-old Colonel Liam (199 points), who finished in a dead heat for first with Domestic Spending in Saturday’s Grade 1 Old Forester Bourbon Turf Classic Stakes at Churchill Downs, is now in fourth place, exchanging positions with Korea Racing Authority’s Grade 1 Pegasus World Cup winner Knicks Go (184 points). 

Michael Lund Peterson’s Eclipse Award-winning female sprinter Gamine (161 points), rises from seventh to sixth place after winning Saturday’s Grade 1 Derby City Distaff presented by Kendall-Jackson Winery at Churchill Downs. St. George Stable’s 5-year-old mare Letruska (141 points), who defeated Monomoy Girl in Oaklawn’s Grade 1 Apple Blossom on April 17, is now in seventh place. Godolphin’s 4-year-old Maxfield re-enters the top 10, moving from 12^th to eighth place with one first-place vote and 133 points after taking last Friday’s Grade 2 Alysheba Stakes presented by Sentient Jet at Churchill Downs. The Cox-trained 4-year-old filly Shedaresthedevil (84 points), winner of Churchill’s Grade 1 La Troienne Stakes presented by TwinSpires, jumps from 14^th to ninth place. Competing the Top 10 is Klaravich Stable’s 4-year-old Domestic Spending (55 points), who climbs to 10^th from 56^th place in last week’s poll off the dead heat with Colonel Liam.

The NTRA Top Thoroughbred polls are the sport’s most comprehensive surveys of experts. Every week eligible journalists and broadcasters cast votes for their top 10 horses, with points awarded on a 10-9-8-7-6-5-4-3-2-1 basis. All horses that have raced in the U.S., are in training in the U.S., or are known to be pointing to a major event in the U.S. are eligible for the NTRA Top Thoroughbred Poll. Voting in the Top Three-Year-Old Thoroughbred Poll concludes following the Belmont Stakes on June 5 and the Top Thoroughbred Poll is scheduled to be conducted through Nov. 6.