While DeVaux is, as of this year, the only female to train a Kentucky Derby winner, she isn’t the only woman to make history at the Saratoga Race Course. That title goes to Jena Antonucci, whose horse Archangelo took first place in 2023. But Cherie is the only woman to have two Triple Crown wins under her belt.
Why didn’t Cherie DeVaux win all three Triple Crown events?
Following the history-making Kentucky Derby win, DeVaux (and the horse’s owners) made the decision to keep Golden Tempo out of the Preakness Stakes. Even though he’s clearly in top form, the trainer didn’t want to push the winner.
DeVaux added, “We are not committing to this, and they’re horses, like they’re animals, and they’re not just a car you can go out and run them in two weeks. That’s not how it works, and unfortunately, if you’re not going to understand, then I can’t help you.”
Cherie also explained, "I think he needs to do this to kind of show that he was meant to win the Derby and that he is a horse that belongs in the conversation of being one of the top three-year-olds.”
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