The jockey who rode the winning horse in the Kentucky Derby has been fined by the Horseracing Integrity and Safety Authority for striking his horse with a crop more times than the rules allow.

The jockey of the Kentucky Derby-winning horse Sovereignty has been fined $62,000 for using his riding crop too many times.

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Sandman, who finished seventh in the Kentucky Derby following a troubled trip, will be entered in the Preakness, Hall of Fame trainer Mark Casse said Saturday.