Spotlighting Kentuckians restoring health and culture to the Bluegrass, local author, Kelly Van Winkle, Campbell presents her new book, ‘Saving Kentucky: Greening the Bluegrass’ at Locust Grove, tomorrow, Wednesday, May 23rd, at 7pm.
Ready for some sassy pantaloons? The Jane Austen Society will host the Regency fashions of Betsy Bashore at Historic Locust Grove this coming Sunday, May 20th at 2pm.
Looking for something uniquely Kentucky to do with your family? How about touring the beautiful horse farms along the U.S. 42 Corridor during the Oldham County Farm Tour and Lunch to be held on Sunday, May 27. This tour includes unique live horse demonstrations.
Local horse stables offer a series of mini horse trials called the 42 Fleur De Li Mini Trial Series. This series of six horse trials are more informal and offer competitors a fun, educational, and affordable opportunity to show in the equestrian sport of eventing locally.
Co-author of the new book - Horse Profiling: The Secret to Motivating Equine Athletes to visit New Albany-Floyd County Library to discuss the book on May 31, 7-8 pm.
Local Ponyclubber, Mary Peabody Camp, helps make history by being on the first United States Pony Club International Mounted Games Exchange Team to win a competition outside of the United States. They won in Australia.
Rolex Kentucky 3-Day Event concludes with William Fox-Pitt winning the event aboard Parklane Hawk and taking home the Rolex watch. Take a look back at the 2012 Rolex Kentucky 3-Day Event by viewing our slide show.
In an effort to promote off the track Thoroughbred adoptions the Thoroughbred Horse Show Association offers owners of off the track Jockey Club Registered Thoroughbreds horse shows to give these horses valuable show experience in their second careers. These shows also highlight the versatility and athleticism of the breed to promote adoptions at facilities that work with retired racehorses in getting them adopted into new homes and second careers.