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It is widely understood that the Kentucky Derby has a longstanding love affair with hats and fascinators. From its humble beginnings in 1875, the Kentucky Derby has grown into a mega-fashion event where elaborate headwear takes center stage. So, how did these stylish accessories become so entrenched in Derby culture? Let's dive into the fascinating (pun intended) history of Derby hats and fascinators!

The three races that comprise the historic Triple Crown series are awash in stories of both people and horses, the names that inspire generations of racing fans to dive into the recounting of the tales of these essential moments. As we count down to the first Saturday in May, why not pass the days leading up to Triple Crown by revisiting the names and faces that make up the history of these iconic races? These 13 titles can bring readers a new perspective on some of the sport’s icons, both equine and human.

SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. – To commemorate the 50th anniversary of Secretariat’s historic 1973 Triple Crown sweep, the National Museum of Racing and Hall of Fame will present traveling and onsite exhibitions honoring the accomplishments and enduring legacy of the famed Meadow Stable colt from May through October.

BloodHorse news editor Byron King presents his latest Derby Dozen Presented by Spendthrift, with a look at his leading contenders for the Kentucky Derby Presented by Woodford Reserve on May 6.

The Road to the Kentucky Derby Presented by Woodford Reserve wrapped up last Saturday, and you know what that means. The 149th Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs is just 2 1/2 lengths, er weeks, away, and we’re ready to decipher some deep data to find the next  run for the roses winner.

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