Brothers at the Wire — Golden Tempo’s Final Surge
Pair of Wood Ducks; Drake and Hen
Northern Red Cardinal
Darcy & Mommy
Hummingbird Feeding
Summer Love
Returning to Mt. Kilimanjaro
Self Portrait
The Hunt
The Crossing
The Home Stretch
Darcy; Morning Beach Run
Portrait of LJ's Rukus
Lucy, the Sidewalk Entertainer; Watercolor
Portrait of Moony
Lilly
Bella
Cooper
Janie
Teresa's Pups
Brothers at the Wire — Golden Tempo’s Final SurgeOriginal Watercolor, 8×12 in 12×16 frame.In the electric final seconds of the 2026 Kentucky Derby, the roar of the crowd fell away beneath the pounding rhythm of two sets of hooves — Golden Tempo and Renegade, ridden by brothers Jose and Irad Ortiz.Jose, perched low over Golden Tempo’s neck, felt the colt gather himself with a familiar fire. Now, as Golden Tempo and Renegade surged forward, their strides matched as if choreographed. The Derby became more than a contest of speed, it became a reunion of brothers written in dust and sunlight.Golden Tempo edged ahead by a nose, Jose urging him with every ounce of trust and timing he possessed. His brother pressed on fiercely, refusing to yield, the two of them locked in a final, breathtaking duel that carried them across the finish line like a single heartbeat split in two.When the wire flashed past, Golden Tempo had claimed the roses — but the moment belonged to both brothers, forever captured in that shared surge, that shared spirit, and that unforgettable run into racing history.
Pair of Wood Ducks; Drake and Hen
Northern Red Cardinal
Darcy & Mommy
Hummingbird Feeding
Summer LoveWatercolor
Returning to Mt. Kilimanjaro
Self Portrait
The Hunt
The Crossing
The Home Stretch
Darcy; Morning Beach Run
Portrait of LJ's RukusPortrait of LJ’s Rukus
Lucy, the Sidewalk Entertainer; Watercolor
Portrait of MoonyThis painting was commissioned as a Christmas present. Picture your pet in a beautiful painting like this.
Lilly
Bella
Cooper
Janie
Teresa's Pups
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