Even though he is no longer with us, one of Toby Keith's dreams will come true on May 3 when one of his horses competes in the Kentucky Derby.

Render Judgement, which is co-owned by Toby's Dream Walkin' Farms, was ranked 21st on the points leaderboard, just shy of securing an automatic spot in the race. However, after an injury forced one of the Top 20 contenders to withdraw, Render Judgement was able to enter and now holds the number 15 position for the Run for the Roses. The horse is a bay colt bred in Kentucky, sired by Blame and Barbara Gordon. He is trained by Kenny McPeek, who also trained last year's Kentucky Derby winner Mystik Dan. He will be ridden by jockey Julien Leparoux for the first time at the Derby. Toby's daughter, Krystal, took to social media to share the family's exciting news. "My dad dreamed of having his horses in the Kentucky Derby for over 30 years. Here he is still making his dreams come true from his castle in the sky," she wrote. The 151st Kentucky Derby will be held Saturday, May 3 at Churchill Downs in Louisville, Kentucky and will air on NBC.