History was made at the Kentucky Derby as Golden Tempo crossed the finish line first, giving trainer Cherie DeVaux a groundbreaking victory as the first female trainer ever to win the Kentucky Derby.
A Historic Victory
The win marks a monumental moment in horse racing history:
• Cherie DeVaux becomes the first woman to train a Derby-winning horse
• Golden Tempo delivered a standout performance on one of racing’s biggest stages
• The victory breaks a barrier in a sport historically dominated by male trainers
Spotlight on Golden Tempo
The champion horse impressed fans and analysts with:
• Strong pacing throughout the race
• A powerful finish down the stretch
• The composure to handle the pressure of the Derby spotlight
The win instantly places Golden Tempo among the most memorable champions in recent Derby history.
A Landmark Moment for Women in Sports
DeVaux’s triumph is being celebrated as:
• A breakthrough for women in professional horse racing
• A major milestone for gender representation in sports leadership
• An inspiration for future generations entering the industry
Fans and fellow trainers have praised her years of dedication, preparation, and perseverance leading up to the historic win.
Bottom Line
With Golden Tempo capturing the crown at the Kentucky Derby, Cherie DeVaux has officially etched her name into sports history—becoming the first woman ever to train a Kentucky Derby champion.
