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Cheryl White's story is told in “The Jockey and Her Horse,” a book for young readers by her brother and New York Times reporter Sarah Maslin Nir.
Linda Blackford: Cheryl White was the first licensed Black woman jockey at the age of 17, but her story was also forgotten. A new book aims to change that.
Earlier this year, they opened a new exhibit, "The Heart of the Turf: Racing's Black Pioneers," which highlights the stories and influence of Black people in the racing industry.
Louis Katz at the Louisville Comedy Club this weekend and more upcoming comedy shows around town.