Jim & Claire Bryce's three-year-old colt became the first horse bred outside North America to line up in the second leg of the U.S. Triple Crown since Celtic Ash in 1960—a rare international challenger who more than justified his place on one of the world’s biggest racing stages.
The son of Honor A.P. showed he belonged at this level, racing with purpose in the blinkers first applied in Dubai.
Ridden once again by Saffie, Heart of Honor held his own among elite American company. It was a performance that hinted at more to come as the colt continues to mature.
With Saratoga now on the radar, this adventurous campaign is far from over. Heart of Honor continues to defy expectations and prove himself a world-class contender, flying the flag for Britain on the international racing scene.
