It’s the first weekend in April which traditionally means the start of spring racing at Keeneland. This year’s fan experience will be slightly different and some are calling that a sign of progress.
Work is underway on the largest capital project since the historic track opened almost 90 years ago. But the Thoroughbred racing must go on, and it will. The 16-day spring meet opens Friday and Kara Heissenbuttel, director of Patron Experience said the trackside time is consistent.
