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The event will take place 11 a.m. - 5 p.m. at My Old Kentucky Home State Park.
There’s a lyric we Kentuckians sing in harmony on the first Saturday in May. It’s the first line of the state's anthem, My Old Kentucky Home.
Since the 1970s, Bill Vest has done many jobs -- all connected to horses.
He lived in Louisville and attended the first Derby in 1875. He eventually bought Churchill Downs.
Katherine Armstrong will serve as vice president of culture, which will focus on diversity, equity and inclusion in the company.
We hit the streets to find out what the Kentucky Derby means to Louisvillians.
Track officials considered not playing the song. They considered other options. It already was going to be different in this COVID-altered reality.
Critics of the song have argued that it has links to racism.
Since 1947, the now-82 year old has attended every consecutive Derby: 73 in all.