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When workers were removing drywall from the 100-year-old section of historic Churchill Downs' grandstand that would become the Homestretch Club, they found windows behind it they didn't know existed, but which track officials believe could have been part of the original structure. These windows are new, but exist near where the old ones were.
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An overview of the new outdoor Homestretch Club renovations, with trackside boxes, stadium seating, and above, covered patio seating with individual suites.
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Churchill Downs replaced bleacher seating for 5,000 with stadium seating along part of the home stretch of the historic race track.
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The staircase from the ground-level Homestretch Club to the patio and private lounge seating above.
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A lounge on the patio level of Churchill Downs' new $45 million Homestretch Club.
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A lounge on the patio level of Churchill Downs' new $45 million Homestretch Club.
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A lounge on the patio level of Churchill Downs' new $45 million Homestretch Club.
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Horseshoe Rail box, featuring bottle service much like NBA courtside seats, have been installed as part of Churchill Downs' new $45 million Homestretch Club.
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Horseshoe Rail box, featuring bottle service much like NBA courtside seats, have been installed as part of Churchill Downs' new $45 million Homestretch Club.
- Eric Crawford
Horseshoe Rail boxes, featuring bottle service much like NBA courtside seats, have been installed as part of Churchill Downs' new $45 million Homestretch Club.
- Eric Crawford
Horseshoe Rail box, featuring bottle service much like NBA courtside seats, have been installed as part of Churchill Downs' new $45 million Homestretch Club.
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Outdoor seating in Churchill Downs' new $45 million Homestretch Club.
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Outdoor seating in Churchill Downs' new $45 million Homestretch Club.
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The view of the Winner's Circle from the outdoor seating in Churchill Downs' new $45 million Homestretch Club.
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Outdoor seating in Churchill Downs' new $45 million Homestretch Club.
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A mural, titled, "Down the Stretch They Come," adorns the entry to the new $45 million Homestretch Club at Churchill Downs.
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Detail of a Horseshoe Rail Lounge box at Churchill Downs, part of its $45 million Homestretch Club.
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Sign to the Horseshoe Rail Lounges in the Homestretch Club at Churchill Downs.
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Horseshoe Rail box, featuring bottle service much like NBA courtside seats, have been installed as part of Churchill Downs' new $45 million Homestretch Club.
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Entrance to the Homestretch Club at Churchill Downs, the newest renovation to the historic track.
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Past Kentucky Derby programs hang in Churchill Downs' new $45 million Homestretch Club.
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This image of Churchill Downs hangs in the entrance to the historic track's new $45 million Homestretch Club. the angled lit colums depict an illumated photo of the Twin Spires on one side, and a different view of the track on the other.
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The bar in Churchill Downs' new $45 million Homestretch Club is stocked and ready for Kentucky Derby week.
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The bar in Churchill Downs' new $45 million Homestretch Club, at 95 feet, is believed to be the longest in Kentucky.
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The view from the end of the bar in Churchill Downs' new $45 million Homestretch Club. At 95 feet, it is believed to be the longest in Kentucky.
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The bar in Churchill Downs' new $45 million Homestretch Club, at 95 feet, is believed to be the longest in Kentucky.
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The bar in Churchill Downs' new $45 million Homestretch Club, at 95 feet, is believed to be the longest in Kentucky.
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Betting machines in Churchill Downs' $45 million Homestretch Club.
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When workers were removing drywall from the 100-year-old section of historic Churchill Downs' grandstand that would become the Homestretch Club, they found windows behind it they didn't know existed, but which track officials believe could have been part of the original structure. These windows are new, but exist near where the old ones were.
- Eric Crawford
A door from the club to the outer stadium seating from Churchill Downs' new $45 million Homestretch Club.
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The view of the Winner's Circle from the outdoor seating in Churchill Downs' new $45 million Homestretch Club.
- Eric Crawford
An overview of the new outdoor Homestretch Club renovations, with trackside boxes, stadium seating, and above, covered patio seating with individual suites.
- Eric Crawford
An overview of the new outdoor Homestretch Club renovations, with trackside boxes, stadium seating, and above, covered patio seating with individual suites.
- Eric Crawford
Detail from the Homestretch Club bar at Churchill Downs.
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