In a news release Wednesday, Churchill Downs said three projects are now set to be completed ahead of the next two iterations of the Kentucky Derby.
Kentucky Derby and Belmont Stakes winner Golden Tempo completed his first workout over the Saratoga Race Course main track Sunday, another encouraging step in his return from the illness that interrupted his summer training.
Preakness Stakes winner Journalism has been retired after suffering an injury before last weekend's San Diego Handicap, his owners announced Friday.
Cherie DeVaux arrived at Churchill Downs on the first Saturday in May as one of racing's brightest young trainers with a chance to win the Kentucky Derby. She left as the first woman ever to do it.
On a stormy Stephen Foster Saturday, Churchill Downs looked less like a racetrack than a tributary of the Ohio River. Less “My Old Kentucky Home” than “Way Down Upon the Swanee River.”
At age 19, he rode Aristides to victory before a crowd of roughly 10,000 spectators in 1875, becoming the first winning jockey in the history of America's most famous horse race.
The Kentucky Derby has a funny way of convincing us that we know more than we do.
They didn't call Golden Tempo a fluke. They just treated him like one.
Kentucky Derby winner Golden Tempo will stand at Lane's End Farm in Versailles, Kentucky, when his racing career is over, the farm announced Friday.
Once upon a time, the fastest drivers in the world gathered in Indiana.