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Here's what to expect at Churchill Downs during Kentucky Derby week
LOUISVILLE, Ky. — For all the hustle and bustle of Kentucky Derby week, Monday begins quietly at Churchill Downs. In the early hours, horses roam the track. By afternoon, the sounds of machinery fill the air. Workers and tourists mix throughout the day, getting a rare, calm glimpse of the historic venue.
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Churchill Downs is charging $22 for a Mint Julep and souvenir glass that you’ll probably loseThe Mint Julep is the signature drink of the Kentucky Derby, a symbol of the Derby tradition and Kentucky’s southern ...
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Baffert Returns to Churchill Downs and NBC’s Derby CoverageThis year marks NBC’s 25th production of the Kentucky Derby and the first Run for the Roses since 2021 for polarizing trainer ...
Bob Baffert is back at the Kentucky Derby for the first time in three years. The most infamous (and successful) trainer in ...
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After a year of fewer horse deaths, Churchill Downs eyes a safer futureChurchill Downs made the extraordinary decision to shut down racing after a spike in deadly horse injuries.
SportsLine horse racing handicapper Jody Demling reveals his top Kentucky Derby 2025 longshots to target on Saturday at Churchill Downs ...
Dale Romans, the all-time leading trainer at Churchill Downs, doesn’t have a horse in the Kentucky Derby this year. But that ...
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New normal at Churchill Downs as trainer Bob Baffert chases another Derby winIn one of the ugliest episodes in modern horse racing, Churchill Downs squared off against trainer Bob Baffert, the most well-known figure in the sport.
Churchill Downs and Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg discussed keeping guests safe if severe weather happens during the week.
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