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Golden Tempo just shattered Triple Crown history, winning the 158th Belmont Stakes and completing two-thirds of the crown—five weeks after his Kentucky Derby triumph. Jockey Jose Ortiz piloted the powerhouse to victory at six-to-one odds, edging out Commandment and favorite Renegade in a blistering two minutes, thirty-four point nine seconds. Trainer Cherie DeVaux made history again, becoming the first woman to win multiple Triple Crown races—and the second trainer in four years to claim the Belmont, following Jena Antonucci. Already celebrated as the first woman to train a Derby winner, DeVaux’s win at Saratoga—where the Belmont will return next year after renovations—was emotional and historic. Co-owner Vinnie Viola dedicated the win to a late friend, while DeVaux shared the moment with her hometown, proving this victory is more than a race—it’s legacy.
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