Breeder's Cup: Thoroughbred Racing's Championship Day

Sports & Outdoors

Jay Privman

Individual Sports

Moonlight Press

Murder in Menomonie

Rockwell, Norm

Taylor's Guide to Antique Shops in Illinois & Southern Wisconsin, 1990-91

Reference

Taylor, Irene

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Taylor's Guide to Antique Shops in Illinois and Southern Wisconsin, 1993

Irene Taylor

Hawdaw talk rayncher and iron range words of wisdom

Kalibabky, Mike

I FORGOT TO ASK GOD

Maria Psanis

If you think the only place to see beautiful horses in Louisville, Kentucky is racing at Churchill Downs, think again! They can now be found stabled along the sidewalks, streets, and sights of the Derby City. These whimsical, vivid, unique statues are reproduced in "Gallopalooza: Louisville's Sidewalk Derby," the official coffee table book featuring the entire herd of Gallopalooza horses. 
With over 300 vibrant color images by acclaimed photographer Dan Dry, and a foreword by Louisville Mayor Jerry Abramson, "Gallopalooza" features every magnificent, life-size horse, crafted from fiberglass and then painted, sculpted, or otherwise adorned by regional, professional, and amateur artists and graphic designers. Bringing a new sense of civic pride and pleasure to the River City, the Gallopalooza event has captivated Louisville’s residents and visitors alike with its artistic charm and diverse beauty. 
Representing past Derby winners as well as a wide variety of other equine characters of note, "Gallopalooza" is filled with engaging and informative text about every Gallopalooza entry and the individuals who created them. Featuring fun facts about the distinguished horses they represent and the origins of their creation, "Gallopalooza" provides an outstanding retrospective of artistic talent interwoven with the tradition of Louisville’s greatest sporting event,the Kentucky Derby. 
This superlative pictorial lovingly expresses the vision and vitality of Louisville's love affair with the horse and will remain a constant reminder and source of enjoyment for readers as they rediscover on each page, these spectacular creations in all their glory. 192 pages.

Gallopalooza: Louisville's Sidewalk Derby

Author-Lynn Huffman

Photography-Dan Dry

Introducing Churchill Downs' newest official Kentucky Derby collectible publication, the Kentucky Derby 132 Review.The release of this lavishly illustrated coffee table book is the first in a scheduled annual series documenting the sights and scenes from Thoroughbred racing's greatest event. The Kentucky Derby 132 Review chronicles the breathtaking triumph of the undefeated Barbaro in what proved to be the courageous bay colt's final, poignant victory. Each hardcover edition provides an intimate portrait of the 2006 Kentucky Derby, capturing the visual pageantry and spectacle that only can be found on the first Saturday in May beneath the fabled Twin Spires of the world s most legendary racetrack. Start to finish, Kentucky Derby 132 Review is an historical account of Barbaro s explosive victory in the Run for the Roses, complete with engaging text, information and personal quotes from the winning connections, and official race statistics. But it is the riveting never before seen imagery, comprised of nearly 120 vibrant full color photos from the sport s finest photographers, that sets the tone of this exquisite publication. It's all here, a visual journey capturing every aspect of the Kentucky Derby from the celebrities and clubhouse fashions to the nostalgic post parade and on through every step of this time-honored race, culminating in a celebration of roses and realized dreams in the Winner s Circle. With Barbaro's sensational and dramatic victory of the popular 132nd running of the Derby, Churchill Downs could not have selected a better year to debut the Kentucky Derby Review Series. The Lael Stables bay homebred was undefeated entering the race and became only the fifth Derby contender in history to carry his win streak past the Churchill Downs finish line. Barbaro's dominating 6 1/2-length victory over a full field of competitors left the critics speechless and the pundits singing his praise. And yet the magnitude of this achievement was further undersco

Kentucky Derby 132 Review Featuring Barbaro

Crafts, Hobbies & Home

Churchill Downs

Pets & Animal Care

Kentucky Derby is a visual journey chronicling the cast and characters of the 133rd renewal of the Run for the Roses set amidst the nostalgic backdrop of landmark Derbies preceding it. Written by John Asher, Churchill Downs own resident historian, this lavishly illustrated collectible book is filled with 96 pages of vibrant full color photography and vintage archival images heralding the evolution of this premier racing celebration. It's all here, from the infield throng to the finish line - the mint juleps and the memories that make this annual rite of spring an iconic American spectacle. The Kentucky Derby has witnessed many special and unforgettable moments since its first running in 1875, but few Derbies have conjured the magic that was displayed beneath the venerable Twin Spires during the 2007 commemoration of one of the world s grandest sporting and social traditions. A retired businessman turned horseman, a one-time rodeo bull rider who turned to a safer pursuit of training horses, and a jockey whose debut in the saddle came at the age of eight at a remote Louisiana bush track light years from the glory of Churchill Downs were all brought together by the life-altering presence of a Thoroughbred named Street Sense. The dark bay comet of a colt carried the trio of hometown heroes to victory in Americas greatest race before a crowd of 156,635 that even included the Queen of England herself. Measuring 8.5 x 11 with over 120 photos.

Kentucky Derby

John Asher

Raised Wrong

Laurent, Gary L

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