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Triple Crown winning racehorse Justify never would have been allowed to run in the Kentucky Derby had the sport’s rules been properly followed after a failed drug test, according to a report. According to Joe Drape of the New York Times, …
Triple Crown winning horse Justify is headed for retirement. Trainer Bob Baffert announced Wednesday that, though he had hoped to get Justify racing again, ankle issues would send the horse into an early retirement. “Justify had some filling in …
Triple Crown winner Justify led all the way at Saturday’s Belmont Stakes, but controversy arose Sunday after some raised questions about the role of another horse in the victory. One owner believes that there was something suspicious about how …
So often in horse racing history we would see a horse win the first two legs of the Triple Crown but fail to bring home the third. On Saturday, that was not the case with Justify. Justify joined an immortal group in history by winning the 150th …
Justify won the Preakness on Saturday to capture the second leg of the triple crown, and jockey Mike Smith says he did so despite being tired. Smith was interviewed by NBC after the race and was asked whether Justify was tired or waiting on …
Justify remains on course for a Triple Crown after edging out a win in the Preakness, but the stress levels may have been higher for those not involved. On a rainy, muddy, foggy track, Justify eked out a win, but the horse’s trainer, Bob …
What kind of horse is Justify? Good enough that Bob Baffert is comparing him to LeBron James. Justify won the Kentucky Derby on Saturday despite the muddy conditions, becoming the sixth straight favorite to win the race. Afterwards, Baffert said …
