Cherie DeVaux made history by becoming the first woman to train a Kentucky Derby winner when her colt, Golden Tempo, unexpectedly triumphed in the race on Saturday. In an interview with CBS News 24/7, DeVaux shared her excitement about this groundbreaking achievement and discussed her future plans for Golden Tempo. Her victory marks a significant milestone in the traditionally male-dominated world of horse racing, highlighting the growing presence and success of women in the sport. DeVaux’s accomplishment not only celebrates her personal dedication and skill but also inspires future generations of female trainers to pursue their dreams in the racing industry. As she looks ahead, DeVaux is focused on maintaining Golden Tempo’s competitive edge and exploring new opportunities for success in upcoming races.
QUESTION: How might Cherie DeVaux’s historic win influence the perception and opportunities for women in the horse racing industry?
Cherie DeVaux on making history with Golden Tempo’s Kentucky Derby win
