No other magazine captures the spirit & majesty of Keeneland & the sport of Thoroughbred racing like Keeneland magazine. From the excitement of racing, to Keeneland's style & tradition, enjoy the marvels of Central Kentucky and the unique Bluegrass lifestyle in these short stories from Keeneland magazine.
Unrivaled Collection - (WINTER 2018)
Eighty years ago Arnold Hanger donated a collection of rare books that became the nucleus of the Keeneland Library, the sport’s unrivaled reference and research repository
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Stallion Power - (WINTER 2018)
For nearly four decades Lane’s End Farm has set the standard as one of the world’s major stallion operations
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Spotlight on Josephine Abercrombie - (WINTER 2018)
Owner/breeder Josephine Abercrombie, recently honored by the Thoroughbred Club of America for her many accomplishments, reflects on a life well lived.
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Professional Profile - Marsh Woodrow
Marsh Woodrow, lead carpenter at Keeneland, discusses his career.
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One Special Day - (WINTER 2018)
Keeneland Make-A-Wish Day builds lasting, happy memories for Bluegrass families.
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Let Them Eat Cake - (WINTER 2018)
Renowned cake maker Martine Holzman has moved to East Third Street and expanded her selection of delectable cakes and pastries, plus added breakfast and lunch service.
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The Lion of White Hall - (WINTER 2018)
White Hall mansion preserves and interprets the heroic life of emancipationist and statesman Cassius Marcellus Clay
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A Food Trek to the Summit - (FALL 2018)
From tapas and pizza to prime rib, Lexington’s newest food destination offers something for every taste.
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Talent Scout - (FALL 2018)
The Claiborne Breeders’ Futurity Stakes, inaugurated at the old Kentucky Association track and today a Keeneland fixture, has had a storied history as a launching pad for future champions.
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Bold and Determined (FALL 2018)
Ann Bakhaus puts her 'heart and mind and soul' into business, horses, and civic causes.
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Behind the Scenes at the Sales
The Keeneland auction ring rightfully commands center stage during the September, November, and January sales. But nonstop activity takes place at the barns, along the paths, and in the walking rings before a horse ever sets foot in the sales pavilion. Veteran sales photographers capture the action.
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