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 LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) - The competitor in Carl Nafzger wanted to enter Kentucky Derby winner Street Sense in the Belmont Stakes for a rematch with Preakness victor Curlin. The trainer in him argued otherwise.
After Nafzger and owner James Tafel debated for two hours the viability of sending the colt to New York for the final leg of the Triple Crown, the trainer side won.
Street Sense will skip the Belmont so Nafzger can point him toward the Travers Stakes and the Breeders' Cup Classic later this year.
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