Go Go Go Horserace: Belmont Stakes | CEREMONIAL RETIREMENT FOR ANOTHER. I'll Have Another can have a ceremonial retirement within the Belmont Park winner's circle on Saturday having been denied the prospect to create history.
The J. Paul Reddam-owned colt suffered a tendon injury on the eve of his bid to become the twelfth Triple Crown winner in America.
Instead of running within the Belmont Stakes, Have Another's grooms can lead him to the paddock shortly when the conclusion of the Woodford Reserve Manhattan and then walk him to the winner's circle where trainer Doug O'Neill will take away his saddle..
"We felt that this might be a fitting ceremonial retirement for an out of this world racehorse," said O'Neill.
"There are several fans who travelled from close to and much to examine i am going to Have Another nowadays, and that we wished to convey them an opportunity to assist us send him off to retirement."
The chestnut son of Flower Alley retired with $2,693,600 in earnings, winning all four of his starts as a three-year-old - the Robert B. Lewis (G2), the Santa Anita Derby (G1), Kentucky Derby (G1), and also the Preakness (G1).
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