Keeneland Video Features

There is nothing else like Keeneland's spring race meeting.

Check out our new 2008 Spring "Horse Trailer" for a glimpse of the fun that is just around the corner.

Learn more about Keeneland's charitable contributions program. In 2007, Keeneland gave more than $1.2 million to local organizations.

The Central Kentucky Blood Center provides the gift of life in a new state-of-the-art facility, funded in part by a donation from Keeneland.  

The Urban League of Lexington, led by longtime executive director P.G. Peeples, has been championing affordable housing and job skills for the underclass for more than four decades.

LexArts, a Keeneland charitable contribution recipient, provides valuable support to local artists and art groups.

The Ronald McDonald House, supported in part by the Keeneland Foundation, offers more than shelter to the families of seriously ill children.  

James E. (Ted) Bassett III, former chairman of the board of Keeneland and a decorated World War II veteran, has been awarded the Department of the Navy Superior Public Service Award, the second-highest civilian award.

This 14-minute video gives you a unique and entertaining glimpse at Keeneland's own rich history, and brings to light the challenges Kentucky's signature industry faced before establishing itself as the Thoroughbred capital of the world.