As the "Horse Capital of the World," it's only right that Lexington boasts a world-class equestrian center. R.J. Classics, an ...

Equine fans must make a stop at the Kentucky Horse Park in Lexington. Stroll through the world's largest museum dedicated to the history of horses and their relationship with humans. You'll see ...

came across the news that a former Kentucky Derby winner had died in a slaughterhouse. Dubbed as a "living-history museum of horse racing," the farm has rescued and retired more than 200 horses.

Kentucky Derby Museum welcomes two new members to its board of directors with the addition of entrepreneur, Tawana Bain, and horse racing businesswoman, Anita Ebert. Additionally, several current ...

But Kentucky’s horse story takes us deep into the Appalachian Mountains of eastern Kentucky where lush pasture is scarce and one’s survival often depended on a sure-footed mountain horse.

The Kentucky Derby Museum’s traveling exhibit ... the exhibit details how enslaved Africans laid the foundation for horse racing in this part of the world. The exhibit continues by showing ...

While the museum is based in Kentucky, it takes a broader approach by looking at the impacts horses have had across time and space in various aspects of human life, such as war, agriculture ...