Nine Everyday American Essentials Older Than the Kentucky Derby

The Kentucky Derby Presented by Woodford Reserve is the longest continuously held sporting event in America, with this year marking its 148th installment. Often referred to as the “most exciting two minutes in sports,” the iconic race first occurred May 17, 1875, at Churchill Downs in Louisville, Ky., and has been run there every year since.

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Last-Minute Fashion Finds for the Kentucky Derby

With the countdown to the Kentucky Derby Presented by Woodford Reserve dipping into single-digits, I must admit that I — like many — am a last-minute planner. For any other women out there peering into their closets and wondering, “what am I going to wear this year?” … fear not. Here are the descriptions of a few Amazon fashion influencers (yes, that's apparently a real thing) who offer curated lists of spring and summer fashion that can get to your front door before the weekend.

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New Oaklawn Winner’s Circle Bell Represents ‘Love and Respect of the Horse’

A new sound will ring from the Oaklawn winner’s circle this weekend: the peal from a bell emblazoned with, “This bell rings for the love and respect of the horse.” Recently installed, a winning connection who dedicates a portion of the purse to aftercare is invited to ring it.

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Quirks and Nicknames for 2022 Kentucky Derby Hopefuls

The 148th edition of the Kentucky Derby Presented by Woodford Reserve will be held May 7 under the Twin Spires at Churchill Downs, and when the starting gates open shortly before 7 p.m. ET as many as 20 Thoroughbreds will be all business as they run the most important race of their lives. But have you ever wondered what are these horses like when they’re not on the track?

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