I was beginning to think maybe I was out of touch in finding Umberto Rispoli's ride on Journalism in the Preakness Stakes more reckless than remarkable.

 Jockey Tyler Gaffalione, who rode Sierra Leone to a second-place finish in Saturday’s Kentucky Derby, has been ordered to attend a video review of his ride in the race, in which he reached out and made contact with third-place finisher Forever Young late in the stretch.

Photographs after the race showed Sierra Leone’s jockey, Tyler Gaffalione, reaching out with his left hand and making contact with Forever Young and his rider, Ryusei Sakai.