Kentucky Derby winner Golden Tempo, trained by Cherie DeVaux, didn't need a hot pace to win again. Next up, the Jim Dandy.
Belmont Stakes
Kentucky Derby winner skipped the Preakness Stakes and will hope to have some pace to run at in the third Belmont Stakes to be run at Saratoga.
The Kentucky Derby winner will skip the Preakness, which is being run at Laurel Racecourse while Pimlico is being renovated.
The Derby winner passed up the Preakness, which was won in rough fashion by Journalism; six others entered in final Triple Crown jewel.
The Derby and Preakness Stakes winners could come back in the 10 furlong Belmont (at Saratoga), while Sandman awaits Jim Dandy.
The way this year's third jewel of the American Triple Crown figures to unfold means one of these two starters should win.
Kentucky Derby champion could meet 10 rivals in the 1 1/2 mile third jewel of the American Triple Crown at Belmont.
The grey Tapit colt won a long stretch battle with Hot Rod Charlie to give his sire a record-tying fourth winner of the famous race.
Overtook, a $1 million purchase, is 20-to-1 for the Belmont Stakes on June 5, the third jewel of the American Triple Crown.
A small field has been gathered for the 1 1/2-mile final jewel of the American Triple Crown, including Preakness winner Rombauer.
A field of nine is expected for the 1 1/2 mile 'Test of Champions' as the American Triple Crown comes to a close.
Queen's Plate contender continues to point to American racing campaign and the Pegasus Stakes could be next.
More than a dozen 3-year-olds are being considered for the June 5 Belmont Stakes, including Ontario-bred Weyburn.
New York colt will aim for Travers Stakes, Preakness and Kentucky Derby for rest of year; filly Gamine steals Belmont day show.
The Belmont is shortened from the traditional 1 1/2 miles to 1 1/8 miles this year and is the first leg of the American Triple Crown.
