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After another successful running for the roses, crews are working at Churchill Downs to clean up the aftermath of hosting hundreds of thousands of people during Derby week.
Due to the tragedies at the track, Dr. Will Farmer said he worked 114 straight days as he and other equine veterinarians tried to figure out why so many horses died.
From painting murals to moving railing, crews are put finishing touches on the new facilities before Derby week officially begins.
It’s Derby week, and the post position draw and odds are set a week before the 150th running of the Kentucky Derby.
One thing on the minds of many is how will Churchill Downs hold up this year, after 12 horses died during the Spring Meet last year.