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Enjoy these wonderful stories about Keeneland and about central Kentucky's unique Bluegrass lifestyle. These stories were previously published in Keeneland Magazine or in Keeneland's race day program. Please note that Adobe Acrobat Reader is required to read these stories while Windows Media Player is required to watch our videos.

Enduring Influence

Antebellum Kentucky is embodied in Ward Hall, the Scott County villa that is considered Kentucky’s finest example of Greek Revival architecture. Read More

Gifted

Five Central Kentucky artists find diverse expressions — from stained glass to clay to semi-precious stones and silver — for their talents. Read More

Bluegrass Treasure

Charles Fipke, the larger-than-life “Diamond Hunter,” is mining jewels of another kind at his new Kentucky farm. Read More

Kentucky Horse Park Literacy Program

The Kentucky Horse Park Literacy Program uses horse books and real horses to promote literacy. Read More

Spotlight On Keeneland Auction Team

Keeneland’s auctioneers, announcers, and bid spotters conduct a carefully orchestrated production. Read More

Food Networking

Brigitte Nguyen gave up a promising career in finance only to become a celebrity chef with two popular TV shows. Read More

Country Life

Settling at Shawnee Farm allows G. Watts and Sally Humphrey ample time to indulge their love of breeding and racing. Read More

Historic Markers

Kentucky’s Historical Marker Program honors important sites, fascinating people, and fast horses. Read More

The Nicholson Years

On the eve of his Sept. 1 retirement, Nick Nicholson reflects on his 12 years as Keeneland’s president and CEO. Read More

Shared Passion

George and Lori Hall Embrace the Racing Life

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