A few more moments from today's memorial service for Penny Chenery. Special thanks to Keeneland and all who contributed. | Secretariat

The Tweedy family announced today that Helen “Penny” Chenery, owner of 1973 Triple Crown winner Secretariat, who became a well-loved figure in her own right as a champion of Thoroughbreds and women in business and sports, died on yesterday at her Colorado home following complications from a stroke. She was 95. More information can be found at Secretariat.com. | Secretariat

Shortly after getting married in 1992, James and Penny discovered that they are actually half brother and sister! However, their marriage ended in 2000 due to irreconcilable differences. | Divorce Court TV

He’s a saver. She’s a spender. If cheapness is his weakness, will this couple stand a chance? Find out on this Classic Divorce Court episode here! | Divorce Court TV

Penny Chenery, often called the “First Lady of Racing,” forever changed the landscape of American horse racing through her remarkable partnership with the legendary racehorse Secretariat. Born in 1922, Chenery inherited her father’s Meadow Stable in Virginia at a time when women were rarely seen in the sport’s leadership roles. When her father’s health declined, she stepped in to manage the struggling stable—an act that would ultimately lead to one of the most iconic stories in sports history. I

Penny Chenery leaves a lasting impression the sport of horse racing, and she will truly be missed. We take a moment to reflect on her legacy: | FanDuel Racing