D. Wayne Lukas, the Hall of Famer who won 15 Triple Crown races, including seven Preakness victories, has died.

"Wayne Lukas reinvented the game," Lanny Kohnhorst, the Kentucky Thoroughbred Association's Director of Horsemen's Relations.

Legendary horse trainer D. Wayne Lukas died at 89 after he was diagnosed with a severe MRSA blood infection and was forced to ...

Lukas, who died Saturday night in Louisville at age 89, earned the Eclipse Award for Outstanding Trainer in 1985, 1986, 1987 ...

D. Wayne Lukas, the Hall of Famer who became one of the most accomplished trainers in the history of horse racing and a face ...

Lukas died on the evening of June 28 at age 89. He was hospitalized in Louisville last week after a severe MRSA blood ...

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D. Wayne Lukas’s reign over the horse racing world reached its zenith just as I became a fan. This was the mid-‘90s, when he ...

'Truly One Of A Kind': Hall Of Fame Jockeys Remember D. Wayne Lukas originally appeared on Paulick Report. Daily Draw Boxing ...

D. Wayne Lukas, the 88-year-old trainer for Preakness-winning horse Seize the Grey, isn't ready to retire after an elite horse racing career.

His 15 Triple Crown victories, including a record six consecutive wins from 1994 to 1996, are second only to those of Bob ...

D. Wayne Lukas was one of the most prolific trainers in horse racing, including four Kentucky Derby wins, five Kentucky Oaks victories and 15 Triple Crown races.