Beshear names Ansel Williamson Week in honor of Black horseman
The week aims to recognize Williamson and other Black horsemen's contributions to the Thoroughbred racing industry ahead of the 150th Kentucky Derby on Saturday.
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The week aims to recognize Williamson and other Black horsemen's contributions to the Thoroughbred racing industry ahead of the 150th Kentucky Derby on Saturday.
The week aims to recognize Williamson and other Black horsemen's contributions to the Thoroughbred racing industry ahead of the 150th Kentucky Derby on Saturday.
LOUISVILLE — Today, Gov. Andy Beshear joined leaders of Churchill Downs and the Ed Brown Society to sign a proclamation naming April 29 to May 3 Ansel Williamson Week in
This year's guest speaker is Cincinnati Council Member and President Pro Tem Victoria Parks. Her service record includes four years in the Air Force, earning an E-4 ranking.
Two University of Kentucky equine students have received the initial internships at a Florida horse racing track provided through a collaboration between The Stronach Group horse racing company 1/ST and the Ed Brown Society. The society was created to promote and educate the public about valuable Black contributions to the industry. The society is named after Edward D. Brown, a Lexington-born slave who, once freed, became one of the most successful Black people in the sport.