Keeneland to see changes for guests, jockeys in nearly $93 million project: What we know
The new facilities are designed to expand dining and viewing experiences as well as promote better safety for its horses and riders.
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The new facilities are designed to expand dining and viewing experiences as well as promote better safety for its horses and riders.
While dirt and traffic headaches turn into extravagant Las Vegas Grand Prix grandstands and world-class racing structures, first responders are preparing for potential obstacles to reach thousands of spectators and hotel guests during three days of street closures.
Rachel Keber, from left, Shyla Paradis, both of Viola, and Tori Hazelbaker, of Moscow, wait in the drive-through line in a horse-drawn wagon at Dutch Bros Coffee in Moscow while training a 12-year-old horse named Drifter. Paradis, owner of Equine Connections, said that Drifter has gotten better on the road after multiple training sessions, including a couple trips to the Moscow Farmers Market. More Headlines