An interview with Rep. Adam Koenig, the Chairman of the Kentucky House of Representatives Licensing & Occupations Committee & the sponsor of a bill that will legalize Sports Betting in the Commonwealth.
Gene McLean interviews trainer Dale Romans. The two talk over the upcoming Kentucky Derby this spring and hopeful entry Dennis’ Moment. Dennis' Moment will get his first serious breeze of the New Year this coming Saturday.
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Interview with Ryan Dickey & Ed DeRosa as we take a look at 3 major
Trainer Bob Baffert spoke with the media after Kentucky Derby winner Justify trained Tuesday at
With The Kentucky Derby just over a week away racing will start tomorrow for Opening Night 2018 at Churchill Downs. As is traditional for Downs After Dark, the evening will have a classy theme to "Dress to Impress". A great opportunity to test run your Derby attire as you watch the races.
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Grade 1, $1,250,000 Travers Stakes at Saratoga Race Course ran on August 26, 2017. Dating back to 1864, this one-and-a-quarter-mile derby for three year olds is the oldest major thoroughbred race in America.
LEXINGTON, KY – For the past several years, I’ve been reviewing each of the major Thoroughbred Sales – from yearlings, to 2-year-olds, to Horses of Racing Age, and, including, weanlings and breeding stock sales – marking the sales catalogues with notes and dog-earring the pages of those that have special interest to me.
Churchill Downs plans to add historical slot-like wagering also known as Instant Racing. The same gambling machines that have boosted nearby tracks such as Keeneland and Kentucky Downs. According to Louisville Business First, Churchill Downs was scheduled to make a push for the gaming option during the Kentucky Horse Racing Commission's meeting at 1:30 on Tuesday in Frankfort.
