Russell Wilson has retired from the NFL. That doesn't mean the Super Bowl-winning quarterback has lost his competitive spirit.
On Travers Day at Saratoga on Saturday, Wilson, wife Ciara, and family were at the track to watch Club Reign, make his debut.
Club Reign is co-owned by Wilson. Despite being one of the longest shots on the board, Club Reign ran like a champion, romping by six lengths.
TOUCHDOWN, CLUB REIGN! 🏈@DangeRussWilson's CLUB REIGN scores on debut at 8-1 under @zayas_edgardo for trainer @DWhitBeckman! pic.twitter.com/fUHhxcslu7
— NYRA (🎪) (@TheNYRA) August 29, 2026
“We like winning big moments in New York. We won the Super Bowl here, we win this, it feels like the same feeling!” 🎙️ @DangeRussWilson and @ciara react to their first win as owners with CLUB REIGN at Saratoga!
pic.twitter.com/te9G8CrNfn
— NYRA (🎪) (@TheNYRA) August 29, 2026
Club Reign paid $18.72 to win as an 8-1 shot.
This article originally appeared on The List Wire: Horse co-owned by Russell Wilson romps at Saratoga
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