Cherie DeVaux is drawing increased attention after a sequence of major Thoroughbred racing victories. Multiple outlets report that she becomes the first female trainer to win the Kentucky Derby. Following that achievement, she also trains a winner in the Belmont Stakes, extending her run of success in the sport’s top events. The coverage emphasizes that DeVaux’s accomplishments occur back-to-back in two of the most prominent races in the U.S. Thoroughbred calendar. With the Kentucky Derby win setting a historic milestone for a female trainer, and the subsequent Belmont Stakes win reinforcing her results, her profile rises among racing fans and media. Both sources frame the story as one of sustained performance across major championships, rather than a single isolated triumph, and describe her current heightened visibility as a result of these wins.