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Legendary American trainer D. Wayne Lukas died at the age of 89.
On Monday, he was forced to retire due to health problems and announced the hospital for his family in Kentucky in his house with his family.
In a statement from Saturday and his family, Lukas made a comment on the website www.churchilldowns.com: “Famatik is in the heavy hearts we declare the legendary hall of the legendary hall Lukas.
“Wayne helped her life not only with his unique success on the road, but by the descendants of him and horses in him, and his horses.
“The Wayne brought the heart, grit, and grit the heart, and grit to each part of the game.
“At this time, please join us at a time to respect the memory of D. Wayne Lukas.”
In 1999, Lukas, who entered the hall of fame, won the Kentucky derby four times and won between 15 triple crown races and won 20 victories in the Cup, just hit a record by Aidan O’Brien.
Sebastian Assistant Sebastian “Bass”, which is already in this case, will continue to work hard.
