Triple Crown winner Journalism retires after injury before San Diego Handicap
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 27, 2026, 6:59 AM
Last updated Jul 27, 2026
Multiple Grade 1 winner Journalism has retired after sustaining an injury before the San Diego Handicap on July 18. The injury occurred when the starting gate opened unexpectedly, compromising his position. Despite the setback, Journalism won the race, showcasing his determination. After a thorough post-race examination, his connections decided to retire him to avoid further damage, allowing him to transition to stud at Ashford Stud in Kentucky. Journalist boasts a career record of seven wins from 14 starts, earning over $4.7 million.
- •Journalism retired after an injury during the San Diego Handicap.
- •He overcame a starting gate mishap to win the race.
- •The colt retires with a record of seven wins and over $4.7 million earned.
- •He will begin his stud career at Ashford Stud in Kentucky.
- •Journalism was highly regarded for his talent and consistency.
- 6:59 AMYahoo Sports — Triple Crown Star Retired Following Starting Gate Injury in San Diego
"Multiple Grade 1 winner Journalism has retired following a starting gate injury sustained before his courageous San Diego Handicap victory. The post Triple Crown Star Retired Following Starting Gate Injury in San Diego appeared first on HEAVY.
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