Opinion: As excuses for Bob Baffert mount, he doesn t get benefit of the doubt after Medina Spirit s positive test Dan Wolken, USA TODAY
There is one household name in horse racing, a man so well-known that TMZ has stopped him at restaurants and ESPN has invited him to be the celebrity guest picker on College GameDay.
Bob Baffert is the only person involved in the sport at any level who is likely to be stopped for an autograph or picture away from a racetrack, the product of his ubiquitous presence on television during the Triple Crown and his unmistakeable flop of white hair on top of a head whose eyes are constantly covered by sunglasses.
Kentucky Derby winner Medina Spirit fails drug test, prompting trainer s suspension
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San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg hugs mayoral office staffer Rocio Guenther about an hour after polls closed on election night. Nirenberg held a strong lead of more than 63% in early voting placing him ahead of 13 other challengers.
Former District 6 Councilman Greg Brockhouse has conceded to current San Antonio Mayor Ron Nirenberg.
The race also included regular political hopefuls: Denise Guterriez-Homer, who has run for the District 2 seat previously; Antonio Diaz, an activist for indigenous rights and frequent city council watchdog; John Velasquez; a local Psychologist who has previously run twice.
Former councilman Greg Brockhouse has issued the following statement as a concession in San Antonio’s mayoral race.