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The Kentucky Horse Racing Commission's decision came after months of litigation and laboratory testing.
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Trainer Bob Baffert's camp agreed to rigorous testing and monitoring of his horses as a condition of entry to the Preakness.
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Trainer Bob Baffert says Kentucky Derby winner Medina Spirit was given an ointment that may have caused the horse to fail a postrace drug test.
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If drug test results are upheld, Medina Spirit's Derby win could be invalidated and Mandaloun declared the winner.
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The jockey riding Medina Spirit also rode the winning horse in the Kentucky Oaks on Friday.
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This year’s march was significantly smaller, a compact group of 16 protesters, verbally scuffling with Derby spectators with chants including “races for racists.”
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The Pegasus Parade began its 60-mile, socially-distant journey through the rain in Louisville and southern Indiana on Saturday.
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Today is the 146th running of the Kentucky Derby. It probably goes without being said that this is an unusual day in an unusual year.
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How are you celebrating the most famous two minutes in sports in a non-Churchill Downs setting?
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For the first time in its 145-year history, Kentucky Oaks was run without spectators, due to coronavirus concerns.