In 2024, Kentucky-breds won 289 of the 401 Graded stakes races in the United States, with the Triple Crown winners being ...

Okay, so possibly Magnitude (Not This Time) won't ever do anything quite like that again. But let's enjoy the moment, at least, and relish the sheer theater of his GII Risen Star performance–much, for ...

Coolmore will continue their sponsorship of the first German classic of the year, with the Coolmore City Of Troy German Two ...

On her first full day on the job as U.S. Ag Secretary, Brooke Rollins traveled to Louisville for the National Farm Machinery Show on Friday evening. While at the show, she spoke with Alan Watts, Farm ...

Mogul: Grand Prix de Paris and Hong Kong Vase winner has moved to Willow Wood FarmCredit: Alan Crowhurst Dual Group 1 winner Mogul will join fellow former Coolmore National Hunt stud mate Capri at ...

TIME IS ONE OF ABOUT 800 EXHIBITORS AT THIS YEAR’S NATIONAL FARM MACHINERY SHOW. ACCORDING TO KENTUCKY VENUES, AN ESTIMATED 300,000 PEOPLE WILL PASS THROUGH, WITH VISITORS FROM AS FAR AWAY AS ...

The event features 800 exhibitors and is expected to host about 300,000 visitors over the five days of the show.

On the back of a year which saw Kentucky-breds thriving at the pinnacle of domestic and international competition, the Kentucky Horse Racing and Gaming Corporation has paid out a record $20-million ...

The newly confirmed U.S. Secretary of Agriculture visited the Kentucky Exposition Center in Louisville Friday for the National Farm Machinery Show.

Growing Empire had blinkers added in the Manikato Stakes, Everest and Coolmore last campaign, but assistant trainer Jack Turnbull said in two jumpouts this campaign where they weren't applied, the ...

Secretary Rollins, along with Kentucky Agriculture Commissioner Jonathan Shell, visited Shelbyville, Kentucky, where they hosted a fireside chat at Gallrein Farms. They met with over 100 local farmers ...

The Kentucky Association of Manufacturers 2025 Coolest Thing Made in Kentucky Tournament is officially underway, with ...