Golden Tempo achieved a remarkable victory in the 158th Belmont Stakes on Saturday, solidifying its place in horse racing history by winning the third leg of the Triple Crown. This win comes just five weeks after Golden Tempo's triumph at the Kentucky Derby, further establishing trainer Cherie DeVaux's legacy. With jockey Jose Ortiz guiding the horse, Golden Tempo surged down the stretch at Saratoga Race Course, finishing the 1 1/4-mile race in 2:03.49. The horse held off a strong challenge from Commandment, who finished second, while the favorite, Renegade, placed third. DeVaux's accomplishments are notable, as she is the first woman to train a Kentucky Derby winner and now the second woman to win the Belmont Stakes in four years, following Jena Antonucci's victory with Archangelo in 2023. This Belmont Stakes marks the last time the race will be held at Saratoga, as the traditional Belmont Park location is undergoing renovations and is set to reopen next year. DeVaux, a Saratoga Springs native, began her training career at this very track, adding a personal touch to her historic win.