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(TNS) The attempt to allow Bob Baffert to run a horse in this year’s Kentucky Derby was denied in a ruling by Jefferson County Judge Mitch Perry on Thursday, possibly
Amr Zedan, the owner of Arkansas Derby winner and Baffert-trained Muth who filed the lawsuit, plans to immediately appeal.
Article by Jon Lees: Owner Amr Zedan issues lawsuit against Churchill Downs over Baffert ban, Kentucky Derby jockey arrangements and plans for Dubai World Cup winner Laurel River feature in our weekly digest of recent international racing news
The Kentucky Derby (G1) picture came clearly into focus in the span of little over an hour on Saturday afternoon. It was the equivalent of going from analog to…
Hall of Fame trainer Bob Baffert says on social media that he has asked attorneys to end his appeal of Medina Spirit's disqualification as 2021 Kentucky Derby winner after the now-deceased colt failed a postrace drug test that detected the steroid betamethasone in his system. The two-time Triple Crown winner had appealed his disqualification by the Kentucky Horse Racing Commission nearly two years ago for using the topical ointment, which is legal in Kentucky but banned on race day.