Keeneland Magazine is the official quarterly of the Keeneland race meet.
We celebrate the past, present, and future of Lexington's legendary racecourse and auction house.
Unparalleled Coverage of Keeneland
Published four times a year (Spring, Summer, Fall, Winter/Holiday),
Keeneland Magazine delivers in-depth stories on the legendary Keeneland Race Course
and Central Kentucky lifestyle. We bring Thoroughbred racing to life:
color, excitement, tradition, style, and sophistication - racing as it was meant to be.
Extensive and Prestigious Distribution
Our quarterly issues reach an upscale, affluent audience via local, regional, and national newsstands
and on-site at Spring and Fall meets. They also go directly to Keeneland Club members,
BloodHorse subscribers, and our sales catalog mailing list.
Your message lands in front of leading breeders, owners, and trainers
who transact millions of dollars in bloodstock each year.
Award-Winning Publication
Keeneland Magazine has won national awards for editorial excellence and photography.
Partnering with BloodHorse gives you access to horsemen, business leaders, and industry professionals.
Our engaging features and imagery make us one of the country's most widely read regional lifestyle magazines.
Out Soon: Fall 2025
Spotlight On - UK Opera Theatre director Everett McCorvey continues to expand his influence as the driving force behind the American Spiritual Ensemble and the
National Chorale as well as a sought-after guest conductor in the U.S. and abroad.
Family Legacy - Glen "Bo" Bromagen keeps the family's passion for Thoroughbred breeding and racing alive as a bloodstock agent and racing manager.
The French Connection - French-born jockeys Flavien Pratt, Julien Leparoux, and Florent Geroux have a special affinity for Keeneland.
Blade Runners - It took a queen to get it installed, but the Keeneland turf course has witnessed incomparable racing in the 40 years since it opened.
The View From Versailles - Big things are happening in Versailles, including a pavilion to house a farmers' market, a planned luxury hotel, new restaurants, and a
major distillery.
In the Frame - Amateurs and professionals alike find an outlet for their talents in the Lexington Camera Club.
Hot Table - Carson's has taken its winning formula - good, well-priced food and lots of it - to a second location in Lexington and plans to expand the original.
Making a Difference - Hope Spay & Neuter Clinic of Versailles helps to reduce overpopulation of free-ranging cats with its low-cost spay and neuter services. Dogs
are welcome, too.
Next Issue: Winter 2025
Spotlight On - Angela Beck has taken Pomegranate, her popular table linens business, to the next level with a flagship store on Main Street and a café in collaboration with chef Ouita Michel.
To the Brink and Back - Stone Farm owner Arthur Hancock did not need to embellish when he chronicled his turbulent, adventuresome early years and his road to redemption in the compelling memoir "Dark Horses."
Special Partnership - Maker's Mark and Chihuly's long collaboration has led to a stunning exhibit of nine glass installations across the distillery's grounds.
Trust Worth Preserving - The pending demolition of John Hunt Morgan's family home prompted the creation of the Blue Grass Trust for Historic Preservation. Seventy years later, the group's impact cannot be understated.
That's Entertainment - Lexington Opera House, recently named Kentucky's best theater, continues to gain fans with its Broadway Live performances, big-name concerts, and well-known comics. For 50 years, the Opera House Fund has helped fulfill the mission.
A Cut Above - Blue Heron stands out on busy Jefferson Street as a favorite for Lexington steak lovers.
Making a Difference - Markey Cancer Center, one of the nation's most distinguished institutions, gets a boost this December when world-renowned Italian tenor Andrea Bocelli performs at Rupp Arena and donates proceeds to Markey initiatives.
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