By the end of this week, the temperatures may turn a bit crisper, the leaves a bit more yellow or red, and horses will turn for home. These are all signs of another fall racing meet at Keeneland.
The start of the 17 days of Thoroughbred racing at the historic track is Friday afternoon. Amy Gregory is the director of communications at Keeneland. She said this weekend features 11 stakes races, eight of which are part of the lead-up to the world championships in just over a month.
