Spring 2010
- Horses First — Bill and Carol McAlpin have designed their Greenwood Lodge Farm with the horse’s best interest in mind.
- Feat of Clay — This year marks the 200th anniversary of the birth of Cassius Marcellus Clay, the remarkable and eccentric abolitionist known as the “Lion of Whitehall.”
- Yes He Ken — Ken McPeek, who equaled a Keeneland record for victories in the fall, has a training program that produces enviable results.
- All God's Critters — Wildlife rehabilitator Karen Bailey cares for Kentucky's orphaned, injured, sick, and displaced wildlife at her family’s Summer Wind Farm.
- Peerless Park — From new arenas and barns to a new road system, the Kentucky Horse Park is primed for the Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games — and beyond.
- Educating the Palate — Japanese Restaurant School is not your average sushi joint.
- Keeneland Partner — Mary-Lee Butte and the Bluegrass Farms Chaplaincy reach out to members of the Thoroughbred community in need.
Summer 2010
- Volunteer Army — Hundreds of Kentuckians are donating their time and resources to ensure that the Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games are a success.
- Bluegrass Bill — For actor Bill Shatner and his wife Elizabeth, spending time at their home in Kentucky lets them indulge in their passion for horses.
- All the Buzz — Beekeeping in Central Kentucky has a dedicated group of practitioners.
- Brush with Fame — Sporting artist Andre Pater showcases his talent in a special exhibit and a new book.
- Sister Spirit — County Kildaire, Lexington’s sister city in Ireland, has much in common with its Kentucky twin.
- Island Vibes — With its Caribbean cuisine and music, Atomic Café is a favorite of the patio crowd.
Fall 2010
- Horse Havens — These historic barns feature unique architecture and unusual shapes as well as features such as clocks and storks.
- Riders Up — In the competitive world of racing riding, a new generation of jockeys seeks to stand out at Keeneland.
- Mass Transit — Bringing in horses coming in from all over the world for the Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games requires logistical genius on the part of organizers. How are they doing it?
- Light Within — Equine artist Sandra Oppegard paints with authenticity and affection for her subjects.
- Dudley's Act II — The Thoroughbred set's favorite restaurant has a vibrant new downtown address that is packing them in night after night.
- Hair Raising — Renowned artists using tail hair from famous horses create unusual works that are sold to benefit Kentucky children through music education.
- Spotlight On — Bill Shively, the Hollywood producer who is restoring historic Dixiana Farm and sponsoring the Keeneland Futurity.
- Keeneland Partner — Cardinal Hill Rehabilitation Hospital, which provides inpatient rehabilitation for people of all ages suffering from physical disabilities.
Winter/Holiday 2010
- Better with Age — From commemorative books to special racing events, Keeneland celebrates its 75th anniversary in 2011 with fanfare.
- Capital Christmas — The new and old governor’s mansions dress up in different ways for the holidays.
- Winter Quarters — Come cold weather, these trainers set up shop in Louisiana, Florida, and South Carolina.
- Model Equines — The popular Horse Mania public art project returns in 2010, this time featuring fiberglass horses from Lexington’s four sister cities in addition to 79 local models.
- Signature Looks — Angela Beck’s Pomegranate and Jane Scott Hodges’ Leontine Linens produce unique products that are coveted by discriminating customers from coast to coast.
