Ogdensburg native Kinnon LaRose notches first win as head trainer at Keeneland

Ogdensburg native Kinnon LaRose earned his first victory as a head trainer on Friday afternoon at Keeneland racecourse in Lexington, Kentucky. The win came aboard the 4-year-old horse Arthur Jr in race 4. Former trainer Tom Amoss, who retired on April 1, attended the triumph.

Kinnon LaRose, from Ogdensburg, stepped into the role of head trainer after Tom Amoss retired on April 1. Their first success under LaRose's guidance arrived in race 4 at the prestigious Keeneland track, one of America's top thoroughbred venues. Arthur Jr, the 4-year-old runner numbered 3, crossed the finish line a half length ahead in a competitive field of seven horses. Amoss, a top trainer, was present in Lexington to witness the victory. This milestone marks LaRose's breakthrough in his new position at the storied racecourse.

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British riders Tom McEwen and Elizabeth Barratt on the podium after strong dressage performances at the Kentucky Three-Day Event.
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British riders podium at Kentucky Three-Day Event dressage

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Britain’s Tom McEwen secured third place in the five-star dressage at the Defender Kentucky Three-Day Event with a score of 25.1. Elizabeth Barratt claimed third in the Cosequin Lexington CCI4*-S class scoring 29.7. Both riders praised their horses after tests on 24 April.

Golden Tempo, the undefeated winner of the Grade 3 Lecomte Stakes, completed a solid workout at Fair Grounds on Friday morning as he eyes the upcoming Risen Star Stakes. The Curlin colt breezed four furlongs in 48.8 seconds under trainer Cherie DeVaux, marking his second drill since his January victory. He leads the points standings for the 2026 Kentucky Derby with odds of 30-1 in Las Vegas futures.

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Two grade 1-winning turf horses topped the work tab on Monday morning. King of Gosford and Troubleshooting, both successful in top-level races last year, returned to training with solid drills. Their efforts highlighted a group of graded-stakes winners across various tracks.

Sovereignty recorded the quickest five-furlong time of 1:01.4 at Payson Park on Sunday morning, leading a group of 33 graded-stakes winners with published workouts. The four-year-old colt, trained by Bill Mott for owner Godolphin, holds a career record of 9 wins, 2 seconds, and earnings over $5.8 million, including victories in the Kentucky Derby and Belmont Stakes. Other notable horses, such as Immersive and Journalism, also completed sessions at training facilities across the U.S.

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Harry Meade, the world number one eventer, placed fourth in the five-star dressage at the Defender Kentucky Three-Day Event on April 23 with a score of 30.2 on Superstition. The 17-year-old horse delivered a polished performance after an unconventional preparation with no recent runs. Will Coleman holds the lead with debutant Diabolo.

Plutarch edged out Intrepido by three-quarters of a length to win the Grade 3 Robert Lewis Stakes at Santa Anita on Saturday, securing Hall of Fame trainer Bob Baffert his eighth consecutive victory in the race for 3-year-olds. Ridden by Florent Geroux, the colt completed the one-mile distance in 1:37.02 for his first stakes win on dirt. The result ties Plutarch with Intrepido for third on the Kentucky Derby qualifying leaderboard with 23 points each.

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The leading finishers from the 2025 Kentucky Derby have returned to training. Sovereignty, Baeza, and Journalism each completed recent workouts as they prepare for upcoming races. Several other Derby participants have also raced or are scheduled to compete soon.

 

 

 

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