Washington sources reported that US President Donald trump may often find him in the thick of the 'covfefe' for his now infamous tweets but a horse named Covfefe has just won a million dollar race in the US. Meanwhile the three years old thoroughbred just won the $1 million Filly & Mare Sprint in California's Santa Anita Park and the horse's co-owner Jamie Roth was inspired by Trump's 2017 viral tweet when he wrote "Despite the constant bad press covfefe".
Meanwhile the tweet was removed after the seeming typo went viral, the word left a lasting impression on the minds of people. However Roth said that she was not a supporter of trump, telling USA Today that he didn't stand for the things that she believed in. "But I believe in Covfefe.
According to Roth, the idea to call the horse Covfefe was just to have a bit of fun. Covfefe the horse is popular in local media and also has its own twitter handle called "RealCovfefeRacehorse". Perhaps the handle indulges in a sort of wry commentary on Trump's statements as well as current affairs in the US, it resists from getting too political. Apparently trump himself seemed to take notice of Covfefe's victory and revealed that the word 'covfefe' may not have been a typo at all but a word with "deep meaning".
