Author: Jason Frakes, Louisville Courier Journal

Fifty years after winning the Triple Crown, Secretariat still holds record times in the Kentucky Derby, Preakness and Belmont. Will anyone catch him?

Baffert’s lawyer expects Judge Rebecca Grady Jenning’s ruling in ‘next several days’ after hours of argument and testimony in U.S. District Court.

Wonder Wheel gives Tyler Gaffalione his first Breeders’ Cup win. Mischief Magic rallies from last place to win the Juvenile Turf Sprint.

According to an assistant district attorney, horse trainer Chad Brown “pushed a woman down a flight of stairs at his home … and tried to choke her.”

Kentucky Derby runner-up Epicenter, trained by Steve Asmussen, is the morning-line favorite for Saturday’s Preakness at Pimlico in Baltimore.

Eric Reed reported Rich Strike was in good shape Sunday morning, likely better than the trainer, who said he wasn’t able to sleep Saturday night.

Trainer Bob Baffert issued a statement Saturday in which he apologized for his handling of the announcement of Medina Spirit’s positive drug test

Medina Spirit passed three rounds of pre-race drug tests and will be eligible to run in Saturday’s Preakness Stakes, officials announced Friday.

Kentucky Derby winner Medina Spirit leads 10-horse field for Saturday’s Preakness at Pimlico Race Course in Baltimore.