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Bill Mott, trainer of Kentucky Derby winner Sovereignty, chose not to run the horse in the Preakness, instead allowing Sovereignty to rest.
New WRs coach L’Damian Washington continues to make an early impact, landing his second commitment for the 2026 class.
The longstanding Williston Park diner, owned by the Sarfs horse racing family, sponsored jockey Junior Alvarado on ...
Sovereignty outran Journalism on Saturday in a Kentucky Derby rematch in the 157th Belmont Stakes at Saratoga Race Course, the race once again showcasing the best ...
The 157th Belmont Stakes was run in Saratoga Springs Saturday. It marked the second year in a row that the third leg of the ...
Northwestern University’s Medill Local News Initiative has reported that obituaries for 127 newspapers were written in 2024.
The score stands Sovereignty 2, Journalism 0 at about halftime in this year's 3-year-old wars, but the game is far from over, ...
Don't fuss at trainer Bill Mott or owner Godolphin Inc., the people behind Sovereignty, for not making a run at the Triple Crown.
For many in horse racing, success is all in the family, whether it be the connections of the sport’s star athletes or the ...
Triple Crown season delivered something even more elusive than a sweep of the series by a single horse–a legitimately intriguing rivalry between two talented colts that could end up on par with the ...
Preakness winner will soon return his Santa Anita base after competing in all three Triple Crown races but could return ...
Sovereignty (Into Mischief) is on top. He got there by winning two of the most important races on the calendar for 3-year-olds. With his wins in the GI Kentucky Derby and GI Belmont Stakes, he leads ...
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