Jean Cruguet, who rode Seattle Slew to win the Triple Crown in 1977, is planning to make a one-race comeback late in the Keeneland meet. Cruguet, 72, said he will ride a 3-year-old filly named Ratoath Special in a starter-allowance sprint on April 27. “I’ve been in Ocala all winter and I’m pretty fit,” said Cruguet. “I think the filly will win. I wouldn’t ride her if I didn’t think so.” Cruguet said he is riding in honor of his wife, Denyse, who died last September after a lengthy illness, and will donate his earnings to the Permanently Disabled Jockeys Fund of the Jockeys’ Guild. “She always wanted me to do this,” said Cruguet.