66°F2:10 AM On Sunday, May 27, from 10 am to 5 pm visitors can tour beautiful horse farms that dot the U.S. 42 Corridor in Oldham County. Free parking will be available at Alta Vista Farm located at 2114 Liberty Lane, Goshen, KY or Madison Lane Farm located at 9001 Mason Lane, Goshen, KY, where visitors can hop on shuttles that take you between farms during the hours of 9:30 am to 5 pm. This tour includes four farm locations as well as scenic views of other farms along the route. Farms included in the tour are:
For live racing gates open at 11:30 am, first post is at 12:45 pm and last post is at 5:25 pm. General admission is $3.
Every Sunday during the Spring Race Meet, there will be fun for the whole family in the Paddock Pavilion from 11:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Activities include story time; a walking tour to the Kentucky Derby Museum garden to visit Winston, the resident miniature pony; Churchill Charlie and MORE! Come out on Sundays and bring the whole family for a day filled with fun! Venue wide bingo will also be conducted on Family Fun Days for our patrons that are 18 years of age and older. Bingo cards will be given out at the admission gates and apply to races 3 through 7.
The Bluegrass Art Experience is a family-friendly, multifaceted arts festival offering a unique environment to showcase the vast variety of artistic expression being created in Kentucky and the surrounding region. Designed to entertain as well as enlighten, this event, free with paid general admission of $3 to Churchill Downs, will also be used as a platform to raise money and create public awareness of several nonprofit charities including Home of the Innocents and Habitat for Humanity.
Gates open at 11:30 am, first post is at 12:45 pm and last post is at 5:25 pm. General Admission is $3.
Every Sunday during the Spring Race Meet, there will be fun for the whole family in the Paddock Pavilion from 11:30 a.m. to 4 p.m. Activities include story time; a walking tour to the Kentucky Derby Museum garden to visit Winston, the resident miniature pony; Churchill Charlie and MORE!
Venue wide bingo will also be conducted on Family Fun Days for our patrons that are 18 years of age and older. Bingo cards will be given out at the admission gates and apply to races 3 through 7.
If Baseball is the “American pastime,” the Cincinnati Reds are America’s team. They are the modern incarnation of the original Cincinnati Red Stockings, the oldest professional baseball team in the nation, and the celebrated organization continues to exude an awareness of its own rich history. Its mission to pass the Reds spirit down through the generations is being realized this summer with the launch of the Cincinnati Reds Baseball and Softball Camp, presented by Safeco Insurance.
The official Cincinnati Reds Baseball and Softball Camp is being held in Louisville June 11-15, 2012, at Kentucky Country Day School and is open to boys and girls ages 6-14. The camp will run from Monday to Friday from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. and include 30 hours of instruction packed with skills development, competition, camaraderie and fun.
Campers will be given a full Reds uniform (jersey, pants, hat and belt), four tickets to a 2012 Reds game and a special graduation certificate commemorating his/her attendance at the inaugural season of the Cincinnati Reds Baseball and Softball Camps. On one of the five camp days, participants will be transported by bus to Great American Ball Park for a VIP behind-the-scenes tour of the bullpens, dugouts, batting cages, media room, broadcast booths and clubhouse. The camp includes special instruction from a Reds coach plus a guest appearance by a current Reds star. Each camper will get to compete in a skills competition with the championships held at Great American Ball Park. Campers will also have their swing recorded and analyzed by the camp video specialist using the same technology used by the Reds.
The Reds are committed to creating a world-class baseball instructional experience for boys and girls, and for parents and coaches who love baseball and softball as much as we do.
OLYMPIC SUMMER JUNE - AUGUST 2012
Join the Ali Center for an Olympic Summer! This summer, students of all ages will have the opportunity to follow Muhammad Ali’s Olympic journey from his Gold Medal win in 1960 to his famous appearance at the 1996 Atlanta Games. Activities include: mock Olympic Games, Olympic Poetry; Create your own Olympic Torches; Olympic Origami and Storytelling; Sports Nutrition and Olympic Athletes; and an Interactive, Wall-Sized Olympic Map. In addition, visitors will have the opportunity to watch selective events live from the London Games in our Auditorium’s theater-sized screen. Curriculum-based student tours and nonprofit rates are available. Come to the Ali Center and discover your greatness within!
OLYMPIC SUMMER CHALLENGE!
Attention Students Ages 5-18
This summer, take on the Muhammad Ali Center Olympic Challenge and win your very own Olympic Gold Medal!
This June-August, the Muhammad Ali Center is challenging you to improve your health, mind, and community through:
1. Exercise
2. Reading
3. Community Service
It’s easy to participate! This summer dedicate yourself to exercising, reading, and/or helping your community through service. Keep track of your hours on our “Record Sheets.” Complete between 15 and 50 hours in any one of the categories above. Turn in your hours on August 11 to receive your award. Medal winners will receive FREE admission to the Center for themselves and one adult on August 11.
Participants must return all forms in person to the Ali Center between 11:00 AM—1:00 PM on Saturday, August 11 to receive their medals. “Ali Award” winners’ schools will be notified of their achievement. In addition they will receive a certificate, an Ali Center backpack, and will be listed on the Ali Center website during the fall of 2012.
The United States Pony Club International Games Exchange Team had traveled to Australia on April 5 to participate in an International Mounted Games exchange program and competition.
On April 21st in Bungendore, New South Wales, Australia, the United States team won the games competition. It is the first time an American team has won outside of the United States.
Because of difficulty in being able to procure advertisement during Derby week to promote Apassionata’s added performances for the upcoming weekend of May 11-13, three of the four planned performances have been canceled. The only performance that is still planned is on Mother’s Day, Sunday, May 13 at 3 p.m..
Motherhood is a complicated subject. Often riddled with sitcom stereotypes or empowered with empty platitudes, the Great Mystery of Life gets gift-wrapped this weekend for 24 hours of bite-sized Hallmark bliss. And while I will admittedly accept with gratitude a token of Mother’s Day thanks, my thoughts on the concept of parenthood run deeper than any greeting card could print – and use more expletives than would be acceptable for mass consumption. While words may never fully capture the dual nature of Motherhood’s overwhelming love and pain relation