Churchill Downs in Louisville, Ky., plays host to “The most exciting two minutes in sports.” The Kentucky Derby, running for ...

At the Kentucky Derby ... (also known as the Epsom Derby) in Surrey, England, following his travels overseas. The Derby Stakes has a strict dress code that requires women and men to wear hats ...

Clark wanted the race to be a high-class event more like the Epsom Derby than the typical American horse races of the time, so, per KentuckyDerby.com, "he used high-class women to recruit his ...

The Battle of Tewkesbury, the final battle between the Houses of Lancaster and York: Prince of Wales, Edward of ...

Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth and White House deputy chief of staff Stephen Miller celebrated Sovereignty's Kentucky Derby ...

The initial idea for Churchill Downs sparked in 1872, when Colonel Meriwether Lewis Clark attended the Epsom Derby in England. When Clark made his way back to the states, he sought to create a ...

With that extra distance in mind, Appleby indicated that the Derby (G1) at about 1 1/2 miles at Epsom on June &, could be the next race for Ruling Court.

The initial idea for Churchill Downs sparked in 1872, when Colonel Meriwether Lewis Clark attended the Epsom Derby in England. When Clark made his way back to the states, he sought to create a track ...

That includes trainers. As Jessica Whitehead, the Curator of Collections at the Kentucky Derby Museum explained, a few women trainers have made their mark on the Kentucky Derby. “Only 17 women have ...