California Chrome jockey Victor Espinoza (5) and co-owner Steve
Coburn (white hat) celebrate in the winner's circle after
winning the 2014 Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs. / Mark
Zerof-USA TODAY Sports  LOUISVILLE - Before Steve and Carolyn
Coburn flew to Louisville in anticipation of California Chrome's
run in the Kentucky Derby, they packed the usual necessities.
They packed their hats and their nice outfits, and then they
packed Mrs. Pastures cookies, just like always.  The cookies,
made of oat, wheat bran, cane molasses, barley and apple, were
not for them; they were for their majestic colt. When California
Chrome was a foal - they actually just called him Junior then -
Steve Coburn used to bring those cookies to the barn.  They were
a bit too big for him then, so Steve would bite into them and
break them in half, and then he'd feed them to his horse. It was
a simple labor of love.  "To so many people, a horse is a
business, but we've grown attached to him," Carolyn Coburn said
on Saturday, about an hou