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Kentucky Derby winner Golden Tempo won’t run in Preakness

Kentucky Derby Winner's Decision Intensifies Pressure on Preakness and Triple Crown Future

When Barbaro won the Kentucky Derby in 2006, he looked like the hot favorite to win the Preakness a couple of weeks later, too.

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Kentucky Derby winner Golden Tempo won't race at Preakness Stakes

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Kentucky Derby winner Golden Tempo to skip Preakness, end Triple Crown bid

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Kentucky Derby winner Golden Tempo will not race in Preakness Stakes

Trainer Cherie DeVaux announced Wednesday that Kentucky Derby winner Golden Tempo will not compete in the Preakness on May 16 at Laurel Park, ending the Triple Crown pursuit for 2026.

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Kentucky Derby winner Golden Tempo is not running in the Preakness

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Kentucky Derby champion Golden Tempo will skip 2026 Preakness Stakes

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Golden Tempo will skip Preakness after historic Kentucky Derby win

Golden Tempo’s victory in the 152nd Kentucky Derby made history, as Cherie DeVaux became the first female trainer to win the race.

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Golden Tempo to Skip Preakness After Kentucky Derby Win, Won't Compete for Triple Crown

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Kentucky Derby winner Golden Tempo skipping Preakness to end Triple Crown dream

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How Barbaro's tragic death 20 years ago changed horse racing forever

Twenty years after a tragic injury at the Preakness Stakes led to his death, 2006 Kentucky Derby winner Barbaro's legacy continues to save horses.

Twenty years later, Barbaro’s legacy endures

The champion colt who won the 2006 Kentucky Derby by six and a half lengths remains immortalized two decades after his triumph and tragedy.

Barbaro won the Kentucky Derby 20 years ago. It was his final victory.

Some Kentucky Derby winners transcend victory, even if they don't go on to win the Triple Crown. One of those champions is Barbaro. (AP Photo/Garry Jones)

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Reliving Barbaro's legacy 20 years later with reporter Maggie Menderski

This year marks 20 years since the beloved, then-undefeated Barbaro's triumph during the Run for the Roses in 2006 when he won by 6 ½-lengths.

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Barbaro's owners back at Preakness with Divining Rod

Roy and Gretchen Jackson are heading back to the Preakness as owners for the first time since Barbaro's fateful trip to Pimlico nine years ago. They're heading to Baltimore with their latest entry, Divining Rod. Barbaro captured a nation's attention after ...