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Springfield, MO
Steppenwolfer, owned by Prime Inc. owners Robert and Lawana Low, came up from behind to show and pay $7.80 per betted dollar at the 132nd “Run for the Roses” at Churchill Downs in Louisville, Ky.
Undefeated Barbaro took the victory 6.5 lengths over BlueGrass Cat, and Steppenwolfer was another 2 lengths behind. There were 20 starters.
The horse next is pointed toward the Belmont Stakes, according to the Associated Press. Robert Low could not be reached for comment.
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