A full day of graded stakes races is set for Friday at Churchill Downs before the running of the Kentucky Oaks. Follow along with us!

The Kentucky Oaks will be held at 6:12 p.m. ET Friday, live from Churchill Downs. But before the fillies run their version of the Kentucky Derby, a whole day’s worth of horse racing action is scheduled.

You can follow the Kentucky Oaks day action live, streaming it from NBC Sports Live Extra or on NBCSN on your television from noon to 3 p.m. and 5 to 6:30 p.m. (You’ll find the West Ham vs. Tottenham soccer match if you check in between.)

The Grade 1 Oaks, which is run a mile and 1/8 and features a prize of $600,000 to the winner and a total purse of $1 million, may be the day’s key event. Due to some really wet weather that has been sitting over the Midwest and Southeast for the past few days, the track at Churchill Downs is a bit muddy, which should only add to the intrigue.

Follow along for videos and results here all day.

Kentucky Oaks day schedule to watch

Edgewood

The Grade 3, $150,000 race is set for 5:04 p.m. to be run 1-1/16 miles by 3-year-old fillies. Dream Dancing and La Coronel are both 8/5 morning line favorites, with India Mantuana and Proctor’s Ledge at 5-1 and Stallion Heiress at 6/1 on the morning line.

Kentucky Oaks

The Grade 1, $1 million Kentucky Oaks is set to go to post at 5:12 p.m. Paradise Woods (5/2) and Miss Sky Warrior (9/2) are the favorites, while Farrell and Abel Tasman were placed at 5/1 on the morning line.

Kentucky Oaks Day results

La Troienne

Big World won the Grade 1 La Troienne, the day’s first graded stakes race, paying $16 on a $2 bet. Romantic Vision and Streamline rounded out the money.

Alysheba

The 1-1/4-mile dirt track race open to fillies and mares ages 4-and-over is a Grade 2 stake with a $400,000 purse. Birdsong went coast-to-coast to win, followed by Honorable Duty and International Star.

Turf Sprint

Green Mask, Latent Revenge and Why Two took the money positions in the Grade 3 Turf Sprint, which carried a purse worth $150,000. Green Mask paid $8.60 to win.

Eight Bells

Banner Island, Union Strike and Laney took the top three spots in the G2 Eight Bells, a seven furlong race for 3-year-old fillies. It carried a $200,000 purse. Banner Island paid $8.80 to win.

Ninth race

Task Force Glory was a long shot, but came through to win the ninth race at Kentucky Oaks, paying $63.20 in the victory, beating out Langdarma and River Echo for the win.