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Regret [1912 - April 11, 1934] was the filly that won the Kentucky Derby of May 8, 1915. She impressed the audience at Churchill Downs with her fast start and her easy lead over the other participating horses.
Harry Payne Whitney [April 29, 1872 - October 26, 1930] was Regret's breeder/owner. James G. Rowe, Sr. [1857 - August 2, 1929] was her trainer. Joseph A. Notter [June 21, 1890 - April 10, 1973] was her jockey.
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