Breeders' Cup Winner Trinniberg Dies In Uruguay At 16 originally appeared on Paulick Report.

Multiple grades stakes winner and millionaire Trinniberg died recently at Haras San Miguel Queguay in Uruguay according to a ...

Trinniberg showed almost uncontrollable speed as a 2-year-old — he once ran a quarter mile in a breathtaking 20.96 seconds — but he faded in most of his races.

Trinniberg will run in the $150,000 Carry Back Stakes (gr. III) at Calder Casino & Race Course July 7 rather than in the Florida oval's $400,000 Smile Sprint Handicap (gr. II) the same day, his ...

Reigning champion sprinter Trinniberg will try to make history when he faces an expected 12 other starters in the $2 million Dubai Golden Shaheen presented by Gulf News Saturday, March 30 at Meydan.

Where Trinniberg and Bodemeister both failed was on the final stretch, where jockey Mario Gutierrez and I'll Have Another roared out from the crowd and overcame both of them to win the Kentucky Derby.

Parbhoo and his father, Bisnath, who is Trinniberg’s trainer, a few years ago bought Giant Ryan for $27,000. Last year, the horse won six straight races, including the Vosburgh.

In what is easily the most wide-open field of all the final Kentucky Derby preps, the $500,000 Illinois Derby drew a full field of 14 for the April 7 event at Hawthorne Race Course.

DRF.com is reporting that sprinter Trinniberg would run in the Preakness Stakes only if Bodemeister skips the race. According to the report, Trinniberg's owner, Shivananda Parbhoo, is so very ...

With Trinniberg committed to gun for the lead, taking the field as far and as fast as he can, that could put the other horses with sharp early speed — Hansen, Bodemeister, Take Charge Indy ...

Trinniberg ultimately finished 17th, 31 1/2 lengths behind I'll Have Another, who collared Bodemeister inside the sixteenth pole.