The canon of books on the sport’s great jockeys adds a new title this year with the publication of Katherine Mooney’s “Isaac Murphy: The Rise and Fall of a Black Jockey,” part of the Black Lives imprint published by Yale University Press.
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Breeders’ Cup Collaborating With Michelin-Starred Chef Curtis Stone
Breeders’ Cup Limited is beginning an exciting new collaboration with Michelin-starred Chef Curtis Stone, who will curate exclusive menus for premium dining areas at the 2023 Breeders’ Cup World Championships. Best-in-class dining and hospitality offerings have become synonymous with the Breeders’ Cup, which will celebrate its 40th running Nov. 3-4 at Santa Anita Park in Arcadia, Calif.
Thirteen Books to Read for Triple Crown Season in Horse Racing
The three races that comprise the historic Triple Crown series are awash in stories of both people and horses, the names that inspire generations of racing fans to dive into the recounting of the tales of these essential moments. As we count down to the first Saturday in May, why not pass the days leading up to Triple Crown by revisiting the names and faces that make up the history of these iconic races? These 13 titles can bring readers a new perspective on some of the sport’s icons, both equine and human.
From Live Birds to Fascinators: The Evolution of Kentucky Derby Hats and Fashion Through History
It is widely understood that the Kentucky Derby has a longstanding love affair with hats and fascinators. From its humble beginnings in 1875, the Kentucky Derby has grown into a mega-fashion event where elaborate headwear takes center stage. So, how did these stylish accessories become so entrenched in Derby culture? Let's dive into the fascinating (pun intended) history of Derby hats and fascinators!
