Breakfast at the Track Kitchen and One Last Photo of Keeneland, for now.

I should add that the Track Kitchen at Keeneland is meant to provide great, plentiful and economical cafeteria-style food service for handlers, trainers and "horse people" in general; it is open to the public (if you can find it: it's near the big black water tower near the rear of the lot). But it's special: the aura of the racing world surrounds you, the staff is very warm and inviting and the food really is good.

Safety First

A modern equine ambulance on hand in case a horse is injured or gets sick; tiny dog felt right at home; The Noble Pair-young horse and steady handler.

I've Visited Family and Familiar Places in Lexington KY. Lucky Me!

If you have roots in the Bluegrass, it seems that's about all you need. Anyway, that's how I feel. Horses are a wonderful attraction; but my Mother's family came there before it was known for the horse racing, so there is lots to connect with.