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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.
That's why the partnership between Churchill Downs and the Community Foundation of Louisville for Winsday is so important.
Kentucky Derby, Churchill Downs Inc. has announced a pause of its proposed $1 billion project. Here's what we know.
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Nonprofit that helps immigrant workers on Churchill’s backside hopes to expandThe Backside Learning Center has helped hundreds of immigrant workers on the backside of Churchill Downs for 20 years and is ...
While much of the focus during Kentucky Derby season falls on the horses and trainers, the safety and health of jockeys is ...
Umberto Rispoli — has the mount on the Journalism, who is the favorite for the 151st Kentucky Derby on Saturday at Churchill ...
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Kentucky Derby 151: Louisville hotels go all out for Derby seasonLouisville welcomes hundreds of thousands of people from all over the world to watch the most exciting two minutes in sports and those people a place to stay.
Churchill Downs and Louisville Mayor Craig Greenberg discussed keeping guests safe if severe weather happens during the week.
Sovereignty is the 5-1 second choice in the 20-horse field for the May 3 race, while Sandman is the 6-1 third choice.
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Louisville basketball coach Pat Kelsey met up with famed racehorse trainer Kenny McPeek at Churchill Downs this week ahead of ...
"Weather, as with any outdoor event, is a wildcard at the Kentucky Derby!" officials warn. "From sunshine and cloudless skies that bring sun burnt noses and tan lines to spring showers that make our ...
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