LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WDRB) -- This time the win stood.
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The motion argues that stewards did not make a finding that Maximum Security’s alleged interference altered the finish of the Derby. It also maintains that as the horse with the lead, Maximum Security had a right to the entire race track, and that stewards failed to consider that.Â
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Gary West, owner of Maximum Security, is offering $5 million to each of four different Kentucky Derby rivals if they can beat him in a rematch.
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Racing officials claimed Luis Saez failed to control his horse and take steps to avoid interfering with other horses in the May 4 race at Churchill Downs.
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The owners of Maximum Security continued to fight back on Thursday, saying that as they consider their legal options, they feel a fair hearing would ultimately lead to their horse being reinstated as the victor.
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Gary West told "The Story with Martha MacCallum" that he "expected" the ruling from the KHRC, which ruled that the stewards' decision was not subject to appeal and denied a request to stay the disqualification ruling pending appeal.
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The racing stewards' decision to strip Maximum Security of his first-place finish in Kentucky Derby 145 is 'not supported by substantial evidence,' co-owner Gary West wrote in a notice of appeal to Kentucky racing regulators.
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The push to overturn the revised results of Kentucky Derby 145 will be an expensive, bruising and fruitless serving of indigestion for the connections of Maximum Security.
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Appearing on the Today Show, Gary West said there's no point in trying to the horse in the Preakness.