Black Heritage in Thoroughbred Racing Exhibit : GoToLouisville.com Official Travel Source





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Black Heritage in Thoroughbred Racing Exhibit

Overview

This exhibit chronicles the integral role African Americans have played in Thoroughbred racing in America from the very first Derby, where 13 of the 15 jockeys were African-American, to present times. Featured artifacts include ankle boots worn by the inaugural Kentucky Derby winner, Aristides, and silks from Oaktown Stables, operated by the family of 1990s musician Stanley “Hammer” Burrell.
  • Total Square Footage:
    20000

Meeting Space

Meeting Spaces

First Floor Buyout

Night at the Museum -All Spaces

Oaks Garden Terrace

Second Floor Gallery

Area: 3,550 sq. ft.

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