Summer 2019 Keeneland issue features include:
Fourth-generation horsewoman Misdee Wrigley Miller was a member of the U.S. gold-medal-winning driving team at the 2018 World Equestrian Games. Her Wrigley Media Group filmed part of The Stand-In, an upcoming feature film starring Drew Barrymore.
The McLean family’s Crestwood Farm is an industry stalwart, standing stallions, boarding mares, consigning at the sales, and advising breeders.
Visual artist Ellen Skidmore also is the author of a children’s book that recounts her childhood struggle with a speech impediment. She is recognized in the Book Benches project.
Tent Sale
Seventy-five years ago Breeders’ Sales Co. conducted its first summer yearling sale at Keeneland. What began as a modest endeavor has evolved into the world’s preeminent Thoroughbred auction house.
All About Branding —Keeneland Mercantile opens in downtown Lexington’s new City Center and sells regionally made and locally sourced goods. Meanwhile, the Keeneland Shop gets a fresh look as the store continues to evolve as a retail destination.
New Café Culture — Set amid a lush garden and beneath twinkling lights, Kentucky Native Café is a convivial summertime gathering spot for food, drink, theater, and more.
Making a Difference — Children’s Charities of the Bluegrass raises funds to benefit organizations devoted to the betterment of Kentucky kids.
Bluegrass Bespoke — Keeneland Crafted Events takes Keeneland Hospitality to the next level.
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