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Golden Tempo just made history by winning the Belmont Stakes, completing a stunning stretch of wins that includes the Kentucky Derby — and becoming the 13th horse ever to win both. Jockey Jose Ortiz held off Commandment in a nail-biting finish, while trainer Cherie DeVaux etched her name in the record books as the first woman to train a Derby winner and the second to train a Belmont winner — and she’s from Saratoga Springs, making it even more emotional. Though he skipped the Preakness, Golden Tempo’s Belmont triumph cements his legacy, and this year’s race marks the final time Saratoga hosts the event — next year it heads back to Belmont Park.
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