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In a recent conference call with analysts, Churchill Downs Chief Executive Officer Bill Carstanjen revealed
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In a recent conference call with analysts, Churchill Downs Chief Executive Officer Bill Carstanjen revealed

Officials at Churchill Downs in Louisville, Kentucky said revenue from the nearly 1,000 historical racing

TwinSpires.com, the official online site of Churchill Downs Inc., lets players wager on virtually every
As the post-Kentucky Derby chaos begins to abate, here are some thoughts and quick hits

In the run-up to the Kentucky Derby, Dave Bontempo picks the races and runners to

While the Kentucky Derby isn’t until May, the pre-Derby push is just beginning. Gulfstream’s Fountain

Thanksgiving weekend brings a series of exciting races, including Aqueduct and Churchill Downs’ offerings on

Saratoga and Arlington Park command center stage with million-dollar plus races in early August, while

Saratoga’s Race Course launches its 40-day meet with 69 stakes races and $18.8 million in

Belmont Park’s Stars & Stripes Racing Festival, which launched in 2014, offers a pair of

Pennsylvania horse-racing officials have hired an advertising agency to launch a campaign to bolster flagging

With Justify poised to be the second Triple Crown winner in the past four years,
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