Fall 2020 Keeneland issue features include:

Return to Glory
Under B. Wayne Hughes and his team, Spendthrift Farm has regained its stature among Central Kentucky's storied breeding establishments.

Spotlight On
Drew Fleming has taken on unexpected challenges as the new CEO of the Breeders’ Cup World Championships.

No Horsing Around
Central Kentucky’s core equine businesses are adapting to the new reality. In addition to Keeneland, veterinary medicine, transport and feed companies, and other providers are modifying the way they do business.

Secure at the Top
Year after year these individuals have led their respective categories atop the Breeders’ Cup World Championships rankings.

Beyond the Label
Kentucky Proud, now a dozen years old, has raised the profile and desirability of “locally grown” and now encompasses many products and destinations with roots in the Bluegrass State.

Lone Star Legacies Pt. 3
Contemporary Texans continue to influence the Kentucky Thoroughbred industry.

For the Good of the Horse
Renowned veterinary pioneer Edward Hagyard Fallon, who died in 2018, left a legacy of knowledge that remains influential in Thoroughbred breeding and reflects Hagyard Equine Medical Institute’s long history of innovation.

Making a Difference
Groups such as Feeding Kentucky, God’s Pantry, and Nourish Lexington have been indispensible during the pandemic.