Golden Tempo just shattered history, winning the Belmont Stakes and securing the Triple Crown’s top two jewels — the Kentucky Derby and now the Belmont — in a thrilling race at Saratoga Springs. Trained by Cherie DeVaux, the first woman to win both a Derby and Belmont, Golden Tempo held off Commandment in a nail-biting finish, with jockey Jose Ortiz guiding the charge. Though it skipped the Preakness, this victory still cements Golden Tempo as one of the sport’s elite, joining just 13 horses ever to win both Derby and Belmont. The win also marks a historic moment for women in training — and fans are already talking about what’s next.
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