The story of racing is written one moment at a time. It’s a story that’s bigger than all of us – and it starts with the smallest moments. That’s why we take every detail seriously. It’s why we invest in the past, the present, and the future of our sport. Every sale. Every race. Every day. It’s how we’re building a thriving future for the sport we love – together. Keeneland. Every Moment Matters.

NEWS: Keeneland Welcomes Scott Hazelton to Full-Time Role Across Racing, Sales and Marketing. Read more → bit.ly/3UeQgan @ScottFDTV

Go beyond the winner’s circle with The Good Life Podcast, featuring conversations with the people shaping racing. Watch the full episode here → bit.ly/4salQCs

NEWS: Keeneland Library Announces Lecture Series for November-January. Read more → bit.ly/4i3JI7s

Keeneland shares its deepest condolences with the Hancock family on the passing of Arthur Hancock. Arthur was a giant of the Thoroughbred community – in stature, humor, character and wisdom. He was an exceptional advocate for the horse and the sport, and a friend to so many of us throughout the industry. His impact was far-reaching, and he will be deeply missed.

NEWS: Keeneland Welcomes Area Fifth Graders for Hands-On Learning This Week. Read more → bit.ly/4zAZEEY

The Florida-based artist Alaura Allen recently gifted her original watercolors featuring Black horsemen of the late 19th century to Keeneland Library. Several of the pieces were inspired by images in the Library’s collections that represent the world’s most comprehensive photographic holdings of African Americans in the sport in the late 1800s. Learn more about how Keeneland Library preserves and shares its world-class collections at keeneland.com/library.

Keeneland Library is excited to welcome back Avalyn Hunter on Wednesday, September 2 to discuss her latest release! "Holy Bull: An Unconventional Path to Racing Glory" captures the spirit of 1994’s Horse of the Year, following Holy Bull’s career from humble beginnings to the Hall of Fame and highlighting the experiences of the people behind his success. Buy tickets → bit.ly/4xS6Uuz

🔊 Every career has a turning point. For Lindsay Czarniak, it was leaving the comfort of Washington, D.C., for an uncertain new chapter at ESPN. Hear more from Lindsay on the latest episode of In Good Company, on YouTube or wherever you get your podcasts. → bit.ly/4xeVv7O

We are deeply saddened by the passing of Robby Albarado.

For decades, Robby has been a familiar and beloved presence at Keeneland and among the jockey community, where he ranks third all-time in victories. We extend our deepest sympathies to his family and loved ones.

🔊From auto racing to horse racing, sports broadcaster Lindsay Czarniak sees the same kind of incredible commitment to the sport. Here more from Lindsay on the latest episode of In Good Company, on YouTube or wherever you get your podcasts. → bit.ly/4xeVv7O

Award-winning sports broadcaster and journalist Lindsay Czarniak joins Keeneland's Gabby Gaudet for a conversation about her career, her passion for horse racing and the people and stories that make the sport so special. Tune in as Lindsay shares what first drew her to racing—and what keeps bringing her back. Watch the full conversation on YouTube or wherever you get your podcasts → bit.ly/4pNaEe5

Keeneland Library will welcome author Lenny Shulman for a library lecture on Wednesday, August 5 in discussion of "A.P. Indy: Champion Racehorse and Breed-Shaping Sire". The book details this extraordinary Thoroughbred’s life and how he impacted the entire racing industry along the way. Shulman captures his personal connection to A.P. Indy and shares the stories of those who shaped the champion’s incredible ride. Buy tickets → bit.ly/4fvxWAw

Step inside the story of the Thoroughbred industry. Since 1939, Keeneland Library has preserved the history of racing and breeding through an unmatched collection of rare books, photographs, artwork, memorabilia, and archives. Open to the public year-round, it's a place where the stories of the Thoroughbred industry continue to be discovered and shared. Learn more at keeneland.com/library

Keeneland Library is excited to welcome #1 New York Times bestselling author of historical fictional and non-fiction, Elizabeth Letts on Wednesday, July 8. Letts will discuss her book "The Ride of Her Life: The True Story of a Woman, Her Horse, and Their Last-Chance Journey Across America." Buy tickets → bit.ly/3SxlrfT

It's not too late to nominate someone in the Thoroughbred Industry to receive a Thoroughbred Industry Employee Award presented by @godolphin! Enter now → tiea.org

NEWS: Keeneland Library Receives Prestigious Thomas D. Clark Award of Excellence from Kentucky Historical Society. Read more → bit.ly/3PWgg8p

Breakfast at the Track made for a fun-filled Saturday morning! Thanks to our community partners for helping us kick off summer.

Though his sports broadcasting career took him around the globe, Tom Hammond always called Lexington home. Watch the full conversation on YouTube or listen wherever you get your podcasts. → bit.ly/43lFccB

NEWS: Keeneland-Based Kentucky Derby Winner Golden Tempo has Final Breeze before Belmont. Read more → bit.ly/49rpXCf