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Whats everybody do for the Derby?

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Yeah, I've never been to Keeneland either, but I think I would probably enjoy watching the horses. I'm not a gambler, but I could get into that for an afternoon for the entertainment of it, I'm sure.

 

I may have to find somebody who knows their way around to take me to Keeneland sometime and give it a shot.

 

Do they let you pet the horses and feed them sugar cubes and apples and stuff?

 

Maybe the cheap claiming horses. Stakes- and allowance-caliber horses tend to be on pretty rigid diets.

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Maybe the cheap claiming horses. Stakes- and allowance-caliber horses tend to be on pretty rigid diets.

 

That is pretty cool, I'd really like that. Not so much feeding them, but I'd love to pet them and talk to them. Horses are really beautiful and amazing animals. If I lived close to the track, I'd like to have a part time job grooming them.

That is pretty cool, I'd really like that. Not so much feeding them, but I'd love to pet them and talk to them. Horses are really beautiful and amazing animals. If I lived close to the track, I'd like to have a part time job grooming them.

My brother has four horses. You and the troops will have to come up to the farm sometime. :thumb:

My brother has four horses. You and the troops will have to come up to the farm sometime. :thumb:

 

:banana: I'm there.

 

 

Sorry I hijacked this thread everyone. I'll let it get back on topic now. :thumb:

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:banana: I'm there.

 

 

Sorry I hijacked this thread everyone. I'll let it get back on topic now. :thumb:

 

How are you going to get my thread back on topic when you don't do anything for the Derby? :madman:

 

 

 

 

 

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I will be at River Downs on the east side of the track hanging near the rail.Tail gate party starts at noon.Racing form in hand so I look like I know what I'm doing.:D If I can get H to give up his picks I will secretly slip them onto my racing form and come out looking like a genius.:ylsuper:

 

Party.

Usually get together with friends to watch the Derby. I love it--the horses are beautiful & I enjoy watching them run. I guess my love for those 4 legged beasts started long ago. The first word I ever spoke was horsey.

Supposed to be at a track meet all the way down in Williamsburg, but Mason County sports are cancelled for a couple of days.

 

Instead, will go to John's RunWalk Shop in Lexington to get my daughter a new pair of spikes; then try to catch the race on TV if in Lex, or at home if we make it back in time.

 

The only real family tradition surrounding the Derby is to watch my wife get all misty-eyed during the playing of My Old Kentucky Home.

The beauty of the Derby, and horse racing in general, is that it brings together both the hoity-toity types and the common folks.

 

I went to Keeneland a couple of saturdays ago. I thought they raced horses there ? From what I saw it was a fashion show....

Just about the time they start singing "My Old Kentucky Home", I'll be taking PROM PICTURES.

I went to Keeneland a couple of saturdays ago. I thought they raced horses there ? From what I saw it was a fashion show....

 

Keeneland is very much a place to "people watch".

Keeneland is very much a place to "people watch".

To me it was basically a fashion show or a GQ photoshoot. I think there was some kind of side event besides the fashion show, it looked to be something dealing with men riding what seemed to be large dogs in a circle. I was too blinded by pink button ups and light blue suits to tell.

 

I understand some people love to dress up for events like this. Not me. I don't wear khakis and a tucked in button up unless someone is getting married or someone died. It's summer, it's too hot to be in that kind of junk.

Starting at about 8 or 9 I will be in PJCS parking lot...then I will drag myself into Churchill around race 6.

Getting home just in time to watch it, and join a party for it.

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