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Gary B. Graves

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AP Sports Writer covering the universities of Kentucky and Louisville, with a side order of horse racing and motor sports. And sometimes, the legal system.
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By Gary B. Graves 
| New Castle News
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Jockey Jose Ortiz comes from last to pass brother Irad and win Kentucky Derby

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By Gary Graves, Gary B. Graves 
| Ellensburg Daily Record
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — Jose Ortiz didn't just save his best for last to win the Kentucky Derby. The jockey did it the hard way by literally surging back from last place. Ortiz rallied 23-1 long shot Golden Tempo from way back to claim the 152st Derby on Saturday, beating his older brother by a neck. As expected, Irad Ortiz Jr. went over to pat his brother and congratulate him for getting the best out of a colt Jose Ortiz believed had potential.
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Istanbulluoglu scores 18 points, No. 3 Louisville holds off No. 6 Alabama to reach women’s Sweet 16

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By Gary B. Graves 
| myMotherLode.com
LOUISVILLE, Ky. (AP) — Elif Istanbulluoglu had 18 points and a key steal with 1:42 remaining that led to Reyna Scott’s one-handed jumper as the shot clock expired, Imari Berry added two free throws with 8.2 seconds left and third-seeded Louisville held off No. 6 seed Alabama 69-68 on Monday in the second round of the NCAA Tournament. The Cardinals (29-7) reached their first Sweet 16 since 2023 despite several missed late free throws.
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