Street Life, vanned off the track following last Saturday’s Grade 1 Travers at Saratoga, has been retired due to a soft tissue injury suffered during the running of the race.

The Chad Brown trained colt was pulled up after the finish line by jockey Jose Lezcano and was later said to have suffered a non-life threatening injury to his left front pastern.

The colt will remain at Saratoga according to Hill Brook Farm’s manager Dan Hall, and will eventually ship to Hidden Brook Farm in Paris, Kentucky.

“We just want to make sure he’s comfortable and okay to travel,” Hall said. “It was a pretty significant soft-tissue injury.”

The 3-year-old Street Sense colt won the 1 1/8 mile Curlin Stakes at Saratoga on July 27 before his start in the Travers. He retires with three wins from eight starts and earned $237,735.

No stud plans have been announced.