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1998 KENTUCKY DERBY
Real Quiet training for sweep
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) -- Preakness champion Real Quiet is back at Churchill Downs, where he won the Kentucky Derby.
This time, the colt will be training for his bid to complete a sweep of the Triple Crown by winning the Belmont Stakes on June 6.
May 19: Full story
Going too fast to the Derby
SEYMOUR, Ind. (AP) -- State police patrolling Interstate 65 issued more than 300 speeding tickets to motorists, many of them bound for the Kentucky Derby.
The enforcement blitz Friday and Saturday brought saturation coverage to Bartholomew and Jackson counties, a stretch that begins 130 kilometres north of Louisville, Ky., and continues southbound for 72 kilometres.
May 4: Full story
Derby special: Baffert on a roll
By JIM LITKE -- Associated Press
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) -- If the tip of the nose of one of his horses was a few inches longer, he would have trained three Kentucky Derby winners in a row. If another of his horses had run four strides faster over a combined distance of four miles last summer, he would have his Triple Crown already.
Still, there is no denying Bob Baffert is on a roll.
May 4: Full story
More 1998 Kentucky Derby Headlines
May 4: Quiet day for Derby winner
May 3: Real Quiet makes noise
May 3: Mott has no excuses
May 3: Mott has no excuses
May 3: Baffert's on the Lukas trail
May 3: Victory's next race: Plate or Preakness?
May 2: Kentucky Derby Chart
May 2: Real Quiet wins Kentucky Derby
May 2: Kentucky Derby Notebook
May 2: Quotes from the Kentucky Derby
May 2: Derby Jinx claims Favorite Trick, Indian Charlie
May 2: Horse of Year not close in Derby
May 2: Desormeaux win his first Kentucky Derby
May 2: Joyeux Danseur impressive in turf race
May 2: Derby crowd bets record $8.2 million
May 2: Second Derby win turns racing's comic real quiet
May 2: Pegram got keen on racing while skipping school
May 2: Spectacle of Derby extends far beyond track itself
May 2: Chuck out the trends
May 2: Kentucky Derby Notebook
May 2: Sponge inspection for Derby entries, too
May 2: The day the Earth shook
May 1: Talk turns to betting choices
May 1: Kentucky Derby Notebook
May 1: Leading with his chin -- again
May 1: Favorite Keeper Hill prevails at the end
May 1: Derby entries to get sponge inspection
May 1: It's an interesting Derby cast
May 1: Eyes trained on Derby
May 1: Derby Notes
May 1: Muddin' could be finer for Artax
Apr. 30: Hopefuls take track for workouts
Apr. 30: Derby notebook
Apr. 30: It's not just horses who won't talk trash
Apr. 30: Maiden is Everyman's Horse
Apr. 30: Chilito defies Derby tradition
Apr. 30: Baffert confident about Indian Charlie
Apr. 30: Day set for another Derby day
Apr. 30: Kentucky Derby draw pulls up lame
Apr. 30: Homecoming for six Derby starters
Apr. 30: Baffert selects Post 8
Apr. 30: Colt keeps one eye on the Queen's Plate
Apr. 29: Trick not favored pick in Derby
Apr. 29: Kentucky Derby notebook
Apr. 29: Workout pace slows as race draws near
Apr. 29: Byrne to watch from old Kentucky home
Apr. 29: Trainer of Artax likes being left alone
Apr. 29: Baffert charmed with two entries
Apr. 28: New-style draw at Derby
Apr. 28: Mott's a 'Favorite' of racing hall
Apr. 28: Pitino playing game of horse
Apr. 28: Coach Pitino listens to coach Zito
Apr. 28: Trainer misses Favorite Trick's stumble
Apr. 27: Lukas sees another contender
Apr. 27: Lukas makes the Derby
Apr. 27: Favorite Trick nearly falls out
Apr. 27: Stumble and rumble at Churchill
Apr. 27: Howard's hopes rest with one colt
Apr. 27: Victory Gallop gives Canada a chance
Apr. 26: Old Trieste sizzles in workout
Apr. 25: New wrinkle, old Derby story
Apr. 25: Souvenir Copy wins Derby Trial
Apr. 24: Event of the Year out of Derby
Apr. 24: Derby trail is a bumpy one
Apr. 24: Silver Charm to parade for fans
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