Dating back to 1867 and the turbulent years following the end of the Civil War, central Kentucky’s Runnymede Farm boasts a history that in many ways has evolved in tandem with the growth of the state’s signature Thoroughbred industry.
When you pick up an American whiskey bottle, you’ll see some terms that are regulated and offer great insight, while others are just marketing drivel that do not amount to a hill of spent mash. Hopefully, this quick-hitting guide helps you select the perfect bottle in your next shopping experience.
Non-Regulated Terms
These are common terms without government classification or definitions. While some terms are straightforward and legally bound by truth-in-labeling laws, others are generic and offer no help.
Chris Fallica has fulfilled his childhood dream of working for ESPN, where he appears on College GameDay, writes, and co-hosts a podcast. He is also an avid horse racing handicapper. Get to know him and his thoughts on racing in this fun Q&A.
What I do for a living: ESPN College GameDay personality, co-host “Stanford Steve and The Bear” Podcast, ESPN.com Chalk writer
Stacie Clark grew up in the racing industry and worked as a jockey in the 1990s. She also worked in film and television for Woodbine Racetrack and others before turning her focus to the development of racehorse retirement initiatives. Get to know her take on racing and life in general in the fun Q&A below.
What I do for a living: Operations consultant with the Thoroughbred Aftercare Alliance
What I like about Thoroughbred racing: Everything, I really couldn’t pick a favorite part.
