Spring 2008
- Outriding All - From catching runaways to leading in the winners of stakes races, Keeneland outriders combine derring-do with pas-de-deux precision every day.
- Kentucky's Other Horsepower - Since Toyota opened its Georgetown plant in 1987, the Japanese auto manufacturer has quietly changed the way America does business. Toyota also has built a meaningful partnership with Keeneland as sponsor of the Blue Grass Stakes.
- Raising the Stakes - When a homebred wins the prestigious Toyota Blue Grass Stakes, victory is especially meaningful.
- Lone Stars - Corinne and Bill Heiligbrodt mean business when they bring their 2-year-olds to Keeneland to race. They have the owner's titles to prove it.
- Working Club - Members of the Garden Club of Lexington get dirt under their nails planting and maintaining the garden at Ashland, the Henry Clay Estate
- The Other Paris - With the opening of a Starbucks and a Main Street revival, Paris has become more than just the little town at the far end of Paris Pike.
- Saving Open Space - Lexington-based Equestrian Land Conservation Resource is the latest organization dedicated to farmland preservation.
- Spotlight On: Ed Boutilier, Keeneland's head chef
Summer 2008
- Local Talent - Central Kentucky is home to stars of dressage, eventing, and show jumping.
- Name Game - No crude, rude, or lewd allowed in naming a Thoroughbred racehorse. Instead, owners must be creative, patient, and respectful of racing traditions.
- High Steppers - The Kentucky Saddlebred has a rich heritage that includes fabled Thoroughbred bloodlines.
- Very Stable - In barns designed by John Blackburn, horses enjoy all the amenities.
- Mellow Mushrooms - Sheltowee's, a family owned and operated mushroom farm in the heart of Daniel Boone National Forest, produces fungi for the food lover.
- Spotlight On: Kentucky chief steward John Veitch, a member of racing's Hall of Fame
Fall 2008
- Power House - Sheikh Mohammed¹s Darley USA is building an unparalleled stallion station.
- Durable Goods - Straight Deal, winner of the 1966 Spinster Stakes, ran 99 times during her career. She is among a select group of Keeneland runners to compete season after season.
- Service with a Smile - Angel Stivers and members have her family have worked at Keeneland for a combined 100-plus years.
- Breakfast in the Bluegrass - Where to find the best twos over easy, pancakes, and biscuits and gravy.
- Craft Capital - Berea is known for its artisan exhibits, its college, and its setting as the gateway to Appalachia.
- Spotlight On: Jim Tafel, the plain-spoken owner of 2007 Kentucky Derby winner Street Sense.
Winter 2008
- P.O. Box Lexington - With Keeneland open for training year-round, many top stables now remain in the Bluegrass for the winter.
- Rich Tapestries - Kentucky¹s quilt-making traditions have their roots in pioneer days.
- Tango, Anyone? - Luis Bravo and his wife Marcella have popularized the dance of their native Argentina on a global scale while ballroom dancing has taken strong hold in Lexington.
- Finer Things - Meg Jewett-Leavitt shares her love of silver, crystal, and other luxury items at her L.V. Harkness & Co.
- Spotlight On: artist Joe Petro
