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D. Wayne Lukas death: Horse racing pays tribute to Hall of Fame trainer
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FILE - Trainer D. Wayne Lukas sits atop his horse as he watches morning workouts against the backdrop of a large tent set up in the infield before sunrise at Churchill Downs in Louisville, Ky., April 25, 2009. - photo by AP Photo/Ed Reinke, file
Notable reaction to the death of thoroughbred trainer D. Wayne Lukas: ___ “To borrow from the great writer Joe Hirsch: There once was a trainer named D. Wayne Lukas, but only once.” — Larry Collmus, race caller for NBC's Triple Crown coverage, via X. ___ “Few people have left as profound a mark on the sport of horse racing as D. Wayne Lukas. Over nearly five decades, he shaped champions on the track and in the breeding shed — and mentored generations of horsemen and horsewomen who carry his legacy forward.” — Spendthrift Farm via X.