the race and then he snuck through into first by the time they hit the far turn. After that it was all over he stayed tucked on the rail while the rest of the horses scrambled for sloppy seconds on the outside. Don Ryan tried to catch him in the late game but could only get within 2 3/4 lengths of Don Paco. Governors Cup The Governors Cup would have a slight increase in the competition having 6 challengers to try and defeat Don Paco including Antonio R. Matos Classic winner Guitarra Templada. At the start of the race, Italy Pride and Castador would set the lead by a clear margin of 6 lengths. At its highest, the two fighting front runners were in front by 7 lengths. But even with such a huge lead over there competition, Don Paco was able to catch up to them by the final turn. Then by the finish line, he opened 6 lengths of his own winning the second jewel even more impressively than the first one. San Juan Cup The San Juan Cup had no new challengers for Don Paco every horse in the race he had previously defeated at least once the race was set up to be a walkover for Don Paco. At the start, El Negro Torres drifted in early sandwiching Don Paco in between him and Nube Negra. After that El Negro Torress took a clear lead opening up 4 lengths. But Salvaje quickly chased after him and the two fought for first-place early. However this time Don Paco was right behind them only a length behind the two front runners all he had to do was wait for them to tire. By the far turn, he swept by, and after that it simply a parade as he opened up even further not even being whipped just being aggressively hand ridden by Alexis Feliciano. Every jewel of the triple crown he won by a huger margin then he did the previous race and in the San Juan Cup he won by 8 1/2 lengths. There was no doubt he was the best 3-year-old in Puerto Rico that year. Rest of his career After the triple crown, he continued to expand his winning streak adding 2 grade 2 stakes races the Antonio Mongil, Jr Classic, and the Antonio Fernandez Castrillon Classic on his way to his biggest challenge the