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Maximum Security’s Co-owner Says He Will Appeal Kentucky Derby Loss

A co-owner of Maximum Security, the horse that was stunningly disqualified from the Kentucky Derby just minutes after being named the first-place finisher on Saturday, said he will appeal his horse’s historic loss. “We are going to file an appeal today with the state racing commission,” Gary West said Monday on NBC’s “Today.” Maximum Security

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Marathon Runner Denied ‘Fastest Nurse’ Victory Because She Didn’t Wear A Dress

A London marathoner lost a hoped-for “fastest nurse” world record title earlier this year because she wasn’t wearing a dress. Jessica Anderson aimed to be the fastest woman to complete a marathon dressed as a nurse. But Guinness World Records refused to recognize her accomplishment of crossing the finish line at the London Marathon last

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Maximum Security’s Preakness status unclear after Derby DQ

The next stop in the chase for the Triple Crown is the Preakness, though both Maximum Security and Country House remain noncommittal for the May 18 race following Maximum Security’s disqualification from the Kentucky Derby. Owner Gary West said Sunday he is unsure whether to enter Maximum Security in the Preakness as he ponders appealing

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Maximum Security owner: Derby disqualification ‘egregious’

Maximum Security co-owner Gary West criticized race stewards’ disqualification of his horse’s Kentucky Derby victory as “egregious” and said he was pondering his next step, including a possible appeal. “I think this is the most egregious disqualification in the history of horse racing, and not just because it’s our horse,” West told The Associated Press

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