LOUISVILLE — They feel neglected. The trainers, the owners, the jockeys. The players in Saturday’s 135th running of the Kentucky Derby are part of one of the great sports spectacles in America, and yet this year the stage feels a little smaller. The spotlight leading to the race feels a little dimmer.

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