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Letter from the Publisher We made it through another year with hopefully some wins, and perhaps some losses, but definitely great memories.

One thing is for sure – we are all exhausted and in desperate need of a foot massage.

Every year it seems that Churchill Downs, the city of Louisville and every Louisvillian who plays host to a worldwide audience for “The Most Exciting Two Minutes in Sports” serve to make the first Saturday in May and everything leading up to it more exciting, more glamorous and the absolute best the River City has to offer. The 140th Kentucky Derby has come and gone, and Louisville, you’ve topped yourself for another year.

My husband, Jonathan, and I along with our two daughters, Talia and Tamar, were proud to welcome Jay Williams, Charissa Thompson, Kris Humphries, David Oestreicher and Josh Ketroser as our guests this year. We toasted the town and enjoyed showing off everything Louisville has to offer during this special time of year. Of course, we couldn’t be everywhere – and that’s where our talented Voice-Tribune staff came in.

We were on hand for the big race, the red carpet and all the highly anticipated festivities. We’ve captured the best moments for you to enjoy here in our second annual special commemorative publication, featuring all the magic that is Derby time.

We’ve done it again. And we hope you enjoy it as much as you enjoyed Derby 140.

Relax and enjoy!

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FEATURES 18 KENTUCKY DERBY MUSEUM GALA 20 JOCKTAILS AT THE DERBY 22 CELEBRITY DAY AT THE DOWNS 23 SANDRA FRAZIER COCKTAIL BUFFET 24 FERDINAND’S BALL 25 TASTE OF DERBY 26 GRACE AT THE RACE 27 DERBY POKER CHAMPIONSHIP CELEBRITY BOURBON BASH 28 GREY GOOSE LOUNGE 30 100 BLACK MEN 34 OAKS SURVIVORS PARADE 36 LONGINES KENTUCKY OAKS FASHION CONTEST 38 KENTUCKY OAKS 140 46 BARNSTABLE BROWN GALA 14

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KENTUCKY DERBY MUSEUM GALA Photos by BILL WINE

The Kentucky Derby Museum kicked off the week of race time festivities with the 28th annual Derby Museum Gala on April 25.

The museum hosted an elegant evening of dining and dancing.

Guests in their finest ball gowns and black-tie evening wear enjoyed the event’s signature cocktail, the Woodford Lemon Cooler, before enjoying entertainment provided by The Rupert’s Orchestra from Atlanta, Ga. The event spread throughout the museum, from the Derby Café to the Carl Pollard Room, the second floor balcony and the Oaks Garden Terrace. Proceeds from the Gala go to benefit the Kentucky Derby Museum’s Outreach Education programming. The Museum’s education programs reach more than 60,000 children each year in grades K-12 with classes and resources pertaining to the Kentucky Derby and the equine industry as a whole.

Erin and Alan Tse.

Doris and Steve McGuire.

Bill and Michelle Mudd with Jenny and Drew Cantrell.

Russ Cox and Derby Museum Gala chair Kathy Cox with Abby and Dr. Craig Kamen.

Kristina Pouliot.

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Missy and Jim Allen.

Deborah and Kevin Anderson.

Tom and Rea Clark, Ed and Tina List, Shannon Higgins Musselman and Bill Musselman.

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Linda and Ben Jackson.

Kelly and John Nichols.

Britainy and Andy Beshear.

Mary and Bill Stone.

The Official Bugler of Churchill Downs Steve Buttleman.

Ken and Kathy Herrington with Kim and John DeWeese.

Will and Dr. Tathyana Fensterer with Kathy and Bill Fensterer.

UofL head football coach Bobby Petrino and Becky Petrino with Jane Ramsey and UofL President Dr. James Ramsey.

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JOCKTAILS AT THE DERBY Photos by CHRIS HUMPHREYS

The J Wagner Group hosted the sixth annual Jocktails At The Derby, presented

by Sun Tan City and Planet Fitness on April 30 at PRIME Lounge in downtown Louisville.

Past and present jockeys including Julien Leparoux, Robby Albarado and Rosie Napravnik served as bartenders for the evening. Jocktails is a celebrity charity bartending event that travels around the country to major sporting events, with proceeds benefiting the Permanently Disabled Jockeys Fund, a charity that provides financial assistance to former jockeys who have suffered catastrophic on-track injuries.

Jockey Julien Leparoux.

Rick Kueber and Bella Portaro.

Amber Lancaster and Liza Ledford.

Andrea Gohmann, Bob and Maria Gunnell and Amy Quinlan.

Jonathan Blue and Rob Penta.

Frankie Hilbert, George Coleman, Karen Esarey, Joey Wagner, Jason Brown, Adam Younger and Matt Case.

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Phil Hellmuth.

Jockey Kent DesOrmeaux and Rosie DesOrmeaux.

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Kellie Lynne Frey, Jeff Dunham and Lawanna Frey.

Frankie Hilbert, Tracy Blue and Craig Stevenson.

Angie Bailey and JC Gibson.

Joey Wagner and Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer.

Jockeys Julien Leparoux, Joel Rosario, Rosie Napravnik and Robby Albarado.

D’Marco Lankes and Chris Washington.

Kelly Conine and Vera Vaughan.

Bruce Zoldan, Brad Weisbord, Simon Callaghan and Jack Sisterson.

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Josh Johnson, Tyann Porche, Josh Keown, Joey Wagner, Kris Ritcher, Beth Beck and Chris Humphreys.

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CELEBRITY DAY AT THE DOWNS Photos by BILL WINE

Stars of stage, screen and music mingled with fans and Derby goers at the Celebrity Day at the Downs on May 1. Presented by Kentuckiana Honda Dealers, the grand marshal and other stars appearing in the Pegasus Parade and Kentucky Derby Festival events were on hand for an exciting day at the races.

Race activities included the presentation by Derby Festival chair David Nett and the Derby Festival Queen and Royal Court of a 14-inch engraved silver tray to the winning jockey, trainer and owner of the afternoon’s third race. Celebrity Day at the Downs began in 1981 as the “Thoroughbred Celebrity Luncheon” for Pegasus Parade volunteers, and has grown to become one of the hottest Derby Festival tickets in town.

Robin Nall, Lori Watson, Nancy Dupps, Jennifer Kramer, Camilla Schroeder, Krista Hubble and Lisa Strite.

Kentucky Derby Festival 2014 Chair David Nett, Kenisa Whitfield and Camille Baskin.

Andrew,Melissa, Kevin and Elaine Zoeller, Katie Link and John Zoeller.

Josh and Connie Murphy, and Lee and Liz Sapata.

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Monica Edwards, Shawn Willoughby and Chrissy Brown.

Kelly Jones, Tara Galloway, Kimberly Coleman, Kelly Bickett, Stephanie Farmer and Jennifer Calloway.

Mindy Munson, Kate Stewart and Susan Vogt.

Brett Steele, Brooke Goldsmith, Mollie Weisberg and Matt Coleman.

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Sandra Frazier held a special Oaks eve cocktail buffet for family, friends, neighbors and houseguests at her home on Cherokee Road on May 1. Catering was provided by Kathy Cary and La Peche, with additional help from Roderick Hodge and his team of waiters and bartenders. Tenting was provided by All Occasions Event Rentals of Cincinnati under the supervision of Hollis Starks. Flowers were by Colonial Designs and landscaping was done by Korfhage Landscape and Designs.

SANDRA FRAZIER COCKTAIL BUFFET Photos by BILL WINE

Lynnie Meyer, Lori Kay Scott, Michael Tierney, Beth and Jim Moore, Lee Buckholz.

Hollis Starks and Mary Jane Meyer.

Dr. Shawn Glisson and Vickie Yates Brown.

Janie and Austin Musselman with host Sandra Frazier.

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Alexandra and Andy Thurstone.

Tracy Blue and Ron Wolz.

Mary Gwynne Dougherty and Judge Angela McCormick Bisig.

Tim Corrigan, Courtney Protzer, Sara Moore and Jerry Moore.

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FERDINAND’S BALL Photos by CHRIS HUMPHREYS

Kaycee Loucka and Luke Hancock.

The fifth annual Ferdinand’s Ball honored the legacies of great horses of the past on May 1 at the Muhammad Ali Center. Former Cardinal basketball stars Peyton Siva, Russ Smith and Luke Hancock hosted the gala. Celebrity guests included NFL and Travel Channel star Dhani Jones, jockey Rosie Napravnik and Kentucky Sports Radio hosts Matt Jones and Drew Franklin.

Ferdinand’s Ball was founded by sisters Kim Boyle and Aimee Boyle Wulfeck in honor of 1986 Derby winner Ferdinand, who after a lucrative and successful career ended up in a slaughterhouse. The sisters founded the ball to raise money for the Old Friends Equine Retirement Facility, which rescues retired racehorses from neglect, abuse and slaughter to offer a peaceful final chapter to their lives.

Peyton and Patience Siva.

George Lindsay, Jim Williams and Matt Jones.

Auggie Chick, Cheri Reece, Jeremiah Reece, Kelly Parry, Rachel Brown and Sean Johnson.

Cynthia and Scott McClellen.

Mike and Vonnie Hoke.

Andrea Mayer, Miss Kentucky Jenna Day, Michelle Nichols and Amy Nicholson.

Megan Haynes, Jon Hood, Robbie Tudor and Jarrod Polson.

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Joe Sharpe and Rosie Napravnik.

Russ Smith with Mary and Terry Meiners.

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The finest chefs from horse racing destinations across the country shared their culinary expertise at the Fifth Annual Taste of Derby, presented by Stella Artois at the Kentucky Exposition Center on May 1. Cooking masters from such locales as Los Angeles’s Santa Anita Park, Houston’s Delta Downs, Keeneland in Lexington and Bravo’s “Top Chef,” as well as Louisville’s own Churchill Downs, presented unique regional flavors, with entertainment provided by the high-energy dance band Az Izz from Atlanta, Ga.

TASTE OF DERBY Photos by BILL WINE

Taste of Derby raises funds and awareness for the Dare to Care Food Bank, the local nonprofit charity that leads Louisville in feeding the hungry and conquering the cycle of need through innovative programs and by partnering with over 300 local agencies to distribute food to those in the community who need it most.

Jill Kleiner and Erica Beatty.

Christina Jones, Trish Roederer and Kari Kernen.

Patrick Sullivan and Madalyn Radetic.

Trisha Burton and Scott Goodman.

Michelle and Bill Mudd.

Hunter Greene and Lindsay Hamilton.

Joe Sharpe, Lisa, Sarah, Ned, Carrie and Tom Dutton.

Ladonna Nicolas and Larry Shapin.

Bill Wine and Tim Laird.

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GRACE AT THE RACE Photos by TONY BENNETT

Lesa Dae, Allan Houston and Nichelle Tarver.

Al Donnell, Cassandra Gore, Treva and Rick Donnell.

Allan Houston, Derwin Webb and Kenny Payne.

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Grace at The Race celebrated faith and community service during its second annual Kentucky Derby event, held May 1 at the Galt House Hotel.

Grace at The Race was created by Junior Bridgeman and Sherman Brown to honor three individuals from the corporate, sports and entertainment sectors for their commitment and contributions to community service. The evening included a Derby-style sit-down dinner with performances by Grammy winner Amy Grant, Cynthia Williams, Tamela Mann and Kirk Franklin & Family as well as a silent auction to raise funds for the West End School and the American Heart Association. Motivational speaker and talk show host Charla Young hosted the evening.

Darryl Persley and Ken Williams.

Ray and Shirley Moye.

Derwin Webb and UofL President Dr. James Ramsey.

Mary and Terry Meiners.

Sarah Wilson, Carol Carter, Brenda White, Lois Fry and Pamlet Miles.

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by Southern Gaming Magazine and sponsored by Jim Beam and Twinspires.com, guests enjoyed an evening of music and dancing, performing artists, food, a premium open bar and an exciting poker tournament with some of the best poker players in the world.

The event benefited Blessings in a Backpack, a local nonprofit that provides weekend meals to disadvantaged children, and the Thoroughbred Charities of America, a charity that raises and distributes money to charitable organizations in thoroughbred rescue, retirement and adoption, research, education and backstretch and therapeutic riding programs.

Rob Givens, Wyman Marshall, Cyndi Tandy and Micaela and Mike Skura.

DERBY POKER CHAMPIONSHIP CELEBRITY BOURBON BASH Photos by TIM VALENTINO

Amelia Gandara, Sara Pitt, Mimi Hwang and Bob Doman.

Angie and George Nenni, Taunya Clark Eshenbaugh, Michael Dees, Bob Guiney, Tonya York Dees, Tammy York Day, Micaela Skura and Wael Awad.

Kim Wagner, Todd Wellemeyer and Barry Wooley.

Forrest Smallwood, Mira Roxanne Baker and Chris Leonard.

Professional poker player Andy Frankenberger.

Denny Crum.

Professional poker player Phil Hellmuth.

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Warren Moon, Jessica Canyon, Bob Guiney and Michael Dees.

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GREY GOOSE LOUNGE Photos by TIM VALENTINO

Chris Woodlee and Tiffani Cox.

Amanda Pank and Ramneek Kakar.

Jill Schneider, Tomy Biton, Tonya York Dees and Taunya Clark Eschenbaugh.

Stephan Van Treese and Charlie Lawton.

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J. Wagner Group and SKAM Artist presented their annual three days of Derby fun, music and entertainment at Grey Goose Lounge, held at Prime Lounge May 1-3. Derby VIPS and guests enjoyed libations along with three different world-class DJs spinning tunes each night. Thursday belonged to Miami and New York-based DJ Ross One, spinning funk and soul tunes that have made him a worldwide phenomenon. Los Angeles’ Eric D-Lux took over Friday night, and the Derby festivities climaxed Saturday night with L.A.’s Justin Credible playing everything from Hip Hop to Top 40, ‘80s and more.

Penn and Marissa Garvich, Erin Jentz, Larry Sinclair and Anna Delavan.

Christina Gore and Jonathan Kite.

Rushelle Bradfield and Alicia Compton.

Trish Savides, Kevin McFarland, Britney Eurton and Joe and Ashley Ciaglia.

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Jonathan Garonce and Jerome Sable.

Domenic Savides with Peter and Britney Eurton.

Desiree Hook, Zach Price, Jayme Driver, Samantha Chesnut and Megan Wilson.

Jamie Misback and Dakota Cook.

Kendrick Mayer, Ricky Depass and Nicky Mendelsberg.

Antone Towns and Antwan Maxwell.

Scott Selby, Brian Shumey, Jacquelyn Selby and JP Davis.

Ali Navigar, Jon Schulte and Will Casey.

Morgan Craig and Gabriel McGaha.

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100 BLACK MEN OF LOUISVILLE DERBY GALA Photos by CHRIS HUMPHREYS

Allan and Sandra Hughes.

Josh Shelvin and Kathy Lander.

The 23rd annual Kentucky Derby Festival 100 Black Men of Louisville Derby Gala was held in the Grand Ballroom of the Galt House Hotel on May 1. R&B recording artists Bel Biv DeVoe and The Unlimited Show Band provided the entertainment for the event, which raises money to offer financial assistance to students in 100 Black Men of Louisville’s high school mentoring program in order to assist them in entering college. The organization’s mentoring program helps students continue their pursuit of academic exellence at such institutions as the University of Louisville, Kentucky State University and the University of Kentucky. The 100 chapter has also opened its doors to African American women at a college level.

Dominque Kennedy, Tameka Copeland, Tierney Bates, Jessica Nicholson and Darryl Young.

Lynn Reynolds, Valerie Withers, Jo Anne Swope and Kathy Britt.

Marcus and Misty Withers.

Quinn Tyler and Justine Maxwell.

Ava White and Jerry Williams with Kyala and Rick Smith.

Micca and Justin Gordon.

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OAKS SURVIVORS PARADE Photos by AMBER CHALFIN AND CHRIS HUMPHREYS

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For the sixth year, The Longines Kentucky Oaks celebrated stories of survival in the Longines Kentucky Oaks Survivors Parade, presented by Kroger. For the 140th running of the fillies, 140 survivors of breast and ovarian cancer and their families marched around the historic Churchill Downs track. As has become tradition, attendees of the Friday races wore pink in a solidarity “Pink-Out� with those in the fight against breast cancer. The 2014 parade also paid tribute to Tricia Amburgey, former vice president of ticketing at Churchill Downs, whose own battle against breast cancer inspired the creation of the walk. Amburgey passed away in 2013.

Prior to the parade, each marcher received a solo walk down the Oaks pink carpet.

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LONGINES KENTUCKY OAKS FASHION CONTEST Photos by CHRIS HUMPHREYS

Churchill Downs rolled out the pink carpet for a fashion show unlike any other at the 140th Longines Kentucky Oaks on May 2. The carpet served as a runway for the Longines Kentucky Oaks Fashion Contest, in which lovely ladies decked out in their race day finest competed before a panel that included celebrity judges Carson Kressley of “Queer Eye for the Straight Guy,” Longines Ambassador of Elegance Simon Baker and Southern Living style editor Stephanie Granada. Criselda Breene, the fashion contest winner, was awarded a stainless steel and rose gold cap Longines watch with diamond bezel from the Conquest Classic collection. Pieces from the brand’s Conquest Classic collection were also presented to owner Ron Winchell, trainer Steve Asmussen and jockey Rosie Napravnik for Untapable’s definitive Oaks victory.

Longines representatives awarded a watch to the winner, Criselda Breene, with judges Simon Baker, Carson Kressley and Stephanie Granada.

Miss America 2014 Nina Davuluri emceed the event.

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CEO of Fashion at the Races Briana Mott and contest judge Carson Kressley.

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Friday was all about the ladies as Churchill Downs held the 140th running of the Longines Kentucky Oaks on May 2. The finest fillies in the world competed for a $600,000 purse and the garland of lillies on the Friday before the Derby. Odds-on favorite Untapable, trained by Steve Asmussen and owned by Ron Winchell of Winchell Thoroughbreds, took home an easy 4 1/2-length victory with jockey Rosie Napravnik riding. Napravnik picked up her second Oaks victory, her first coming in 2012. Untapable beat out a 13-horse field, with Empress of Midway being scratched just before the start of the race after falling at the starting gate. Untapable won with a time of 1:48:6 before an announced crowd of 113,000.

Rosie Napravnik, two-time winning jockey of the Kentucky Oaks.

David and Stephanie White.

Sloane Donhoff and Max Dedmond.

Fans take in the sights and sounds of Churchill Downs.

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Untapable and Rosie Napravnik capture the Longines Kentucky Oaks.

Penny Bodner, Emmy Bodner, Meredith Kimmel and Jennifer Flanders.

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Talia Blue, Bethany Stickler and Emma Boland.

Donnie Garnder, Terry Barney and Chris McDonogh.

Cote’ Stepteau and Angela Anderson.

Tracy Blue and Dr. Lori Warren.

Taylor Gorton and Jon Berra.

Christian and Amy Zann, and Claire and Ben York.

Amber Kniffley and Guy Dorsey.

Kristal Beach, Janelle Smith and Adrea Harris.

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Brenna Brown and Rory Odonnell.

Larry Johnston, Bobby Clarkson and Paul Elmes.

Shaun and Randi Takkinen.

Gary Hirsch and Allison Lewis Hirsch.

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Lindsay Stoess andAlex Boyce.

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Earnest Morgan, Robert Droddy, Chad DiDonato and Matt Haglund.

Cathy Elmes, Kelly Lawson, Martha Johnston, Scottie Pippen and Susan Clarkson.

Chad Keeling, Laurabeth Schmidt, Natalie Hicks,Lauren Keeling,Leigh Ann Clark and Marty Clark.

Brandon Graves, Talia Blue and Lauren DePaso.

Martha Johnston, William Wesleyand Larry Johnston.

Jennifer McCarthy and Annie Spell.

Lexi Skipper and Meghan Jones.

Diana Hart, Donya Baker and Hannah Grimes.

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BARNSTABLE BROWN GALA Photos by CHRIS HUMPHREYS

One of the perennial hot tickets on Derby weekend did not disappoint as the annual Barnstable Brown Gala welcomed a who’s who of celebrity guests. Sisters and co-hosts Priscilla Barnstable and Patricia BarnstableBrown welcomed back Barnstable regulars like country legends Clay Walker and Travis Tritt and Olympic gold medalist Bode Miller along with new faces like ‘80s pop star and world-renowned DJ Boy George and Josh Hopkins, Lexington native and star of TV’s “Cougar Town,” who was grand marshal of the Kentucky Derby Festival Pegasus Parade.

The annual Barnstable Brown Gala raises money for diabetes research, having raised and donated approximately $9,600,000 to the Barnstable Brown Diabetes and Obesity Research Center at the University of Kentucky over the past eight years.

Co-hosts Priscilla Barnstable and Patricia Barnstable Brown with son, Chris Barnstable Brown.

Amy Bowling, Sarah Jurgensen, Erica Gaunt and Sarah Johnson.

Lauren Ratcliff and Matt Sulkowski.

Mike and Diana Arena, Lauren Karalis, Toni Guajardo and Anne and Chris Karalis.

Shea Hopkins and actor Josh Hopkins.

Tim Corrigan, Courtney Richelle Protzer, Bill DeReamer, Holly Weyer Ball and Larry Sinclair.

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Paya Pasic, Elizabeth Babbin, Djenita Pasic and Tim McKinney.

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Julie Jackson, Kylie Wheeler, NBA player Kris Humphries and Scarlett Hartlage.

Christen Calliser, former UofL basketball players Tim Henderson and Stephan Van Treese with Lara Protenic.

NBA player Nerlens Noel.

Natalia Corwin and conservationist and TV personality Jeff Corwin.

Bode and Morgan Miller.

ESPN college basketball analyst Jay Williams and Charissa Thompson of Fox Sports.

David Oestreicher, Josh Ketroser, NBA player Kris Humphries and Jonathan Blue.

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Chris Barnstable-Brown with his grandmother.

Tracy Blue and Craig Stevenson.

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AMERICAN LUNG ASSOCIATION’S DERBY EVE GALA Photos by TIM VALENTINO

The American Lung Association held its 20th annual Derby Eve Gala at the Seelbach Hilton Hotel on May 2. The event, sponsored by Kindred Healthcare and co-sponsored by PharMerica, took a walk on the wild side with its elegant Safari Soiree. The evening featured delicious hors d’oeuvres and cocktails, a seated gourmet meal and live music provided by Burning Las Vegas, Nashville’s most sensational dance band. Proceeds from the gala benefit the American Lung Association. Contributions help fund cutting-edge medical research, patient services, education and advocacy for public policy in support of the association’s mission to save lives.

Lisa Cofer and Bailey and Stephen Hoard with Robert and Norma Falcone.

Nancy Antle, David Gresham, Doug Antle and Shirley Gresham.

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Sean Muldoon, Jill Mangold, Steve Monaghan and Jacob Trzaskos.

David and Rachel Grieshaber.

Ellen and Steve Cunanan with Doris and Steve McGuire.

Ann E. Fangman and Susann Fangman.

Dennis and Marjorie Ulsomer.

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Steve and Joanna Smitherman.

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Play & Pinnacle presented the “Whipped at Derby” party on May 2 at Play Dance Bar in downtown Louisville. Acclaimed as being Louisville’s hottest Oaks night party, this year’s event featured Culture Club singer, ‘80s pop icon and world-renowned DJ Boy George spinning alongside the hottest lineup of DJs. In addition, Louisville’s Best Drag Show performed in the Play Theater.

Kevin Eagan and Patrick Gentry.

Allie Dodson and Courtney Johnson.

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Boy George.

Jon Freels and J.D. Dotson.

Bea Chamberlain, Shelby Lattis, Ellen Scheibel, Sarah Yost, Amy Seivert, Jordan Strange and Aubree Bernier-Clarke.

Lee Vish, Mark Laramie, Charlie Kindermann, Rob Bernstein, Bryant Hutson and George Tafel.

Layla Searcy, Kirk Stone and Jessica Iovenko.

Michael Heil and Bianca Nicole.

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Tatiana Collins, Thomas Freels and Jennifer Vice.

Rich Washburn, Heather Renfroe and Thomas Hunter.

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THE JULEP BALL Photos by BILL WINE

The Julep Ball dazzled attendees at the KFC Yum! Center on Derby Eve. Entertainment went through the roof with The Bob Hardwick Sound, a 16-piece dance band that kept the music pumping throughout the arena. Recording artists J.D. Shelburne and Laura Bell Bundy, among other musical guests, added to the fun-filled ball. The evening included a multi-course dinner and plentiful libations, along with multiple auctions featuring one-of-a-kind items.

Proceeds benefited the James Graham Brown Cancer Center at the University of Louisville, Louisville’s only clinical and translational research facility. In addition, a portion of the evening’s income directly supports the Harriett B. Porter Endowment, which helps bridge the healthcare gap in the community by providing better access to cancer screening and education in underserved areas of Louisville.

Keith Robinson, Asia Ludlow and Kevin Roberts.

Event Director Sarah Ritter Mitchell and Tommy Mitchell.

Mark and Matt Harris.

Laura Bell Bundy.

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Nicole and Rick Wigginton.

Emcee Sean Moth.

Tony and Lisa Christensen.

Tommy Shelburne, Megan Badgett, Jane, J.D. and David Shelburne, Sandra and Jimmy Stewart.

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Joe Gregorio, Danielle Gregorio and Lizzie Rovsek of Real Housewives of Orange County, and Christian Rovsek.

Bill and Mary Anne Kolb, Katie Kessington and Ed Cawley.

Marlys Wearren and Sam Swope.

Tina Lolla with UofL Men’s Soccer Coach Ken Lolla.

Ingrid Design.

Thom Hinkle and Laura Bell Bundy.

Doug and Julie Dorsey.

Joel and Beth Wilson, Jay and Diana Frucci, Jon and Lisa Sena, and Todd and Beth Warren.

Cancer Survivor Asia Ludlow addressed the crowd.

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GRAND GALA Photos by BRENNA TYSINGER

The purple carpet welcomed the stars at the Grand Gala on May 2 at the Marriott East in Jeffersontown. Jamie Foxx, Oscar-winning actor and star of the action blockbuster “The Amazing Spider-Man 2” topped a premiere guest list of athletes, screen and music stars. Former Cincinnati Red Ken Griffey Jr. was in attendance, along with NBA greats such as Scottie Pippen, Chauncey Billups and “Dr. J” Julius Irving. The Derby Eve event is hosted annually by Ulysses Lee “Junior” Bridgeman, a former NBA star with the Milwaukee Bucks turned local businessman and restaurateur.

Karl Jeppeson, Mona Simpson, Joan Robinson Berry, Delores Alexander and Jim Wigfall from Bowing Co.

MLB legend Ken Griffey Jr.

UofL’s Russ Smith.

Brian Washington, Aerica Deed-Amaro and Sherman Brown.

Rowena Miller and guest.

Jamie Foxx brought his daughters as his dates to the Grand Gala.

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NBA Star Chauncey Billups and wife Piper.

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Bill and Julia Carstanjen.

Grammy Award Winner Regina Belle.

Mayor of Sacramento Kevin Johnson with his wife Michelle Rhee.

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Nicole Murphy and Junior Bridgeman.

Tannon and Danielle Carroll with Elena Finch and Greg Horner.

Chicago Bulls legend Scottie Pippen and wife Larsa.

Musical legend Ron Isley.

Former NBA player Ron Harper and guest.

Star Jones.

NBA Hall of Famer Julius Erving.

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FILLIES & STALLIONS Photos by BILL WINE

Brittany Cardinal and Brian Dunbar.

One of the most exclusive after-hours Derby events took place at the Mellwood Arts Center with the fourth annual Filles & Stallions party on May 2. The party has one of the most exclusive and highly-guarded guest lists of any Derby event in town.

Spotted in attendance were NBA legends “Dr. J” Julius Irving and Scottie Pippen, current and former Louisville Cardinal basketball players Wayne Blackshear, Chane Behanan, Stephan Van Treese and Luke Hancock, University of Kentucky basketball star Julius Randle, the Green Bay Packers’ Aaron Rodgers and Clay Matthews, former NFL quarterback Warren Moon, actors Josh Henderson and Johnathan Kite, actress Josie Davis, current Mrs. Kentucky Christina Gora and reality TV star Bob Guiney.

NFL players Clay Matthews,Warren Moon and Aaron Rodgers with friends.

Sabrina Jaramillo, Grace Bell, former NBA great Julius “Dr. J” Erving and Jade Brownfield.

Scott and Trish Joseph.

Rupal Patel and Andre Wilson.

Rupal Patel, Larsa Pippen and former NBA player Scottie Pippen.

Chris Ehrler, Amanda Treon, Chuck Chiofolo, Chris Treon and Travis Molter.

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Ray and Eric Burse, Jordan Brittle, Ron Buse and Meagan Shaver.

Rupal Patel and actor Geoff Stolts.

Grace Bell and Jade Brownfield.

Alisa Bunti, Anastasia and Dr. Kendall Hansen, and Ktarina Breitfelor.

Paige Quiggins, Allison Hoppe, Alex Brand and Asuka Ichinose.

NFL player Aaron Rogers.

Former UofL basketball player Zack Price, actress Josie Davis and Kevin Roberts.

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Actor Josh Henderson.

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UNBRIDLED EVE Photos by CLAY COOK

NFL quarterback Mark Sanchez.

Bob Guiney of “The Bachelor.”

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The Grand Ballroom of the Galt House Hotel played host to Southern charm and elegance at its finest during the Unbridled Eve Gala on May 2. Guests enjoyed an amazing cocktail reception featuring custom cocktails provided by Southern Wine & Spirits. Chef Brian Riddle prepared a sumptuous gourmet meal and attendees enjoyed bidding on live and silent auction items, as well as mingling with celebrity guests including actor Jason Patric and Top 40 radio personality Rick Dees. The primary beneficiary of the 2014 Unbridled Eve Gala is Blessings in a Backpack, an organization that fights childhood hunger by providing needy elementary school students a backpack of food on the weekends.

Erin Clark and Carly Kirkpatrick.

NFL player Chris Canty.

Joey Wagner.

Model and actress Bonnie-Jill Laflin.

HLN’s Robin Meade.

Jeremy Jones, Nik Brazley and Keenan Burton.

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Terri Reymundo and comedian Alex Reymundo.

Poker players Phil Hellmuth and Andy Frankenberger.

Amber Stanton, Clint Stanton and Autumn Conner.

Anne Janack and Chris Squires.

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Jockey Jean Cruguet.

Actress Beth Behrs.

Event Chairs Tonya York Dees and Tammy York Day.

Actor Bruce McGill and Gloria McGill.

Actor Jonathan Kite.

Kaycee Loucka and former UofL player Luke Hancock.

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DERBY BREAKFAST AT FARMINGTON Photos by BILL WINE

Betty Baird Kregor and Hailey Parmenter.

Lauren Claypool and Kara Peers.

The pastoral beauty of Farmington Historic Plantation was once again the site of the annual Derby Breakfast, celebrating Kentucky heritage and Southern style, on the morning of May 3. Presented by Garden & Gun and the Historic Homes Foundation, attendees came in their Derby Day attire to enjoy Mint Juleps, Derby hats and a traditional Southern breakfast. Silent auction items up for bid went to benefit the historic site, a 50-acre hemp plantation built for John and Lucy Speed. Guests were also entertained by live music from old-time folk and bluegrass group The Porch Possums.

Tiffany Barnes, Courtney St. Eve and Cameron Preston.

Julie and Eddie Pogue.

Lori Watson and Vince Tyra.

Caroline Durant and M.K.Quinlan.

Meg Lavin and Vanessa Falk.

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Chip and Jennifer Hancock.

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Natalie and Reise Officer, and Matt and Katie Gandolfo.

Rose Mary and Lawrence Toebbe.

Mike and Laura Fulkerson, and Finn Macdonald.

Frank and Lisa Wiley.

Matt and Amanda Gueldenzoph.

Taylor and Bryan Starr.

Artie and Dick Wilson.

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Brett Sweeney, Haley Stevens and Richard Butler.

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DERBY RED CARPET Photos by CHRIS HUMPHREYS

Before the horses took to the starting gate, the red carpet was the place to be seen at the 140th Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs on May 3. Both new faces and Derby regulars arrived in their best designer fashions, topped with one-ofa-kind fedoras and fascinators. The stars shared their predictions on the big race while enjoying mint juleps and a taste of the Derby day excitement that can only be found in Kentucky.

The red runway was heavy with stars of the sports world for 2014, including Chris Canty of the Baltimore Ravens, professional golfer Jason Dufner, the Boston Celtics’ Kris Humphries, Sacramento, Calif. mayor and former NBA player Kevin Johnson and former Jets quarterback Mark Sanchez.

Former NBA coach Avery Johnson and Casandra Johnson.

TV personality Star Jones.

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Actress and singer Laura Bell Bundy.

Musician Richie Sambora.

Lieutenant Governor of Kentucky Jerry Abramson with Sidney and Madeline Abramson.

Model and actress Bonnie-Jill Laflin.

ESPN college basketball analyst Jay Williams.

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NBA player Chauncey Billups and Piper Billups.

St. Francis High School student Talia Blue.

2013 PGA champion Jason Dufner and Amanda Dufner.

NFL quarterback Mark Sanchez.

Salt of Salt-N-Pepa.

Dr. Alexandra Gerassimides and Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer.

NBA player Nerlens Noel with Kelly Melton.

Actress Angela Bassett.

Actor Bob Morley.

TV personality Nicole Murphy.

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Morgan Miller and Olympic skier Bode Miller.

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Kentucky Governor Steve Beshear and Jane Beshear.

Former UofL player Russ Smith.

Actor Michael Gladis and actress Beth Behrs.

Musicians Brothers Osborne.

Marlon and Jackie Jackson of The Jackson 5.

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Actor Terry O’Quinn and Lori O’Quinn.

Larsa Pippen and former NBA player Scottie Pippen.

Betina Driver and former NFL player Donald Driver.

ESPN college basketball analyst Jay Williams and St. Francis High School student Talia Blue.

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UofL basketball coach Rick Pitino and Joanne Pitino.

Former NFL player Kyries Hebert.

Figure skaters Johnny Weir and Tara Lipinski.

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NBA player Kris Humphries.

Actor Josh Henderson.

Priscilla Barnstable and Patricia Barnstable Brown.

Actor Jonathan Kite.

Musician Dierks Bentley.

Musician Travis Tritt and Theresa Tritt.

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KENTUCKY DERBY 140 Photos by AMBER CHALFIN, CLAY COOK, JOHN HARRALSON, TIM VALENTINO, CHRIS HUMPHREYS, BILL WINE

In a new one for the Derby storybooks, an $8,000 mare that no one in the know gave a second look to became a Kentucky Derby champion. Race favorite California Chrome pulled away from the 19-horse pack in the home stretch, carrying jockey Victor Espinoza to victory in the 140th Run for the Roses.

California Chrome’s victory gave trainer Art Sherman the distinction of being the oldest trainer to bring a horse to victory at Churchill Downs on the first Saturday in May. The win gave Espinoza his second career Derby victory, and the first horse to race for owners Steve Coburn and Perry Martin, who formed the partnership Dumb Ass Partners from a comment made about the horse’s sale. California Chrome is only the fourth horse from California to win the Derby, doing so before the second highest attendance in Churchill Downs history: 164,906.

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Brett and Katie Sterba, Ashlie Karnes, Amanda and Jason Dufner, Larry Sinclair and Bryan Karns.

Shelley Travis, Carrie Ridge and Angela Clark.

Larry and Dannielynn Birkhead with Chloe Johnson.

Devon Green and Brittany Padgett.

Matt Satnick and Chris Frissburg.

Kristen and Chris Percy.

Bryan Tardop andMatt Thompson.

Leah Cannady, Lindsay Facker, Madison Bartlett, Angel Kieslich and and Erica Rodes.

Colleen Reid and Dina Davalle.

Beatrice Sanders.

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Isabel Cochran and Jared Flanery.

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Ariel Meeks and Cheyenne Bingham.

Lindsay and Eric Harden.

Robin Greenrose and Tim Whelan.

Ryane Delka and Kelsey Perry.

Mark Lamkin.

Nicole Ferszt, Steve Anderson, Don Valpredo and Tharrelo Ming.

Eric Taylor, Will Heyburn, Jordan Feldman, Jordan Waterman, Barclay Macfarlane, Sam Stein, Jonathan Cummins and Logan Pritchard.

Wayne Jenkins, Bobby Clarkson, Larry Johnston, Steven Van Hooser, Paul Elmes and Billy Schmeid.

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McKenzie Loid and Scott Munson.

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Kentucky Derby Festival Royal Court, Princess Grace Trimble, Queen Julia Springate, Princess Morgan Cooksey,Princess Grace Wainwright, and Princess Eriauna Stratton.

Jarred, Michelle and Alec Mudd.

Ken Halsband and guest.

George Lindsey of WXMA and Claire Novak of Bloodhorse.

NBA player Nerlens Noel and Kelly Melton.

Kyle Craft and Bradley Souryal.

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Sylvia Benito.

Lauren DePaso and David Oestreicher.

Jason Dufner, Larry Sinclair and Bryan Karns.

Larry and Martha Johnston.

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Mack Ferguson and Ben Martin.

Todd Harrison Calvert and Julia Carstanjen.

Shannon Musselman and Haleh Kauter.

Brandon Williams.

Dave and Celeste Loewendick, Martin and Criss McCutcheon, and Jodi and Ron Wallace.

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Drs. Nana and Sarah Mizuguchi with Ember Marr.

Larry Huggins and Dr. Robin Ferguson.

John Harralson and John Asher.

Robert and Mark Dzurilla.

Jeff Sesman, Alden Krausse and Lucas Krant.

Sally Gray, Tracie Gray, Stephen Amell and Tracy Patterson.

Matt Carter, Chris and Josefine Young, and Brent Bruner.

Susie Schriber and Joe Silich.

Annie Locke and Jeff Howard.

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Murphy Vandervelde, Talia Blue, Lauren DePaso and Regan Kommor.

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Maddie Calzi and Parker Wachs.

Lois David, Arthur Jackson and Jennie Shircliff.

Alex Hendrickson, Alejandro Teran, Calee Downs and Nick Parsatton.

Heath Cowgill and Alejandro Marquina.

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Tomy Biton, Billy Brandefino and Matt Skidell.

Laura Lee Brown and Steve Wilson.

Rebecca Simpson and J.D. Dotson.

The Red Man Group with Sara Thompson and Lauren Stuckel.

Jeff Howard, Sarah and Eliot Honaker, and Mark Eliason.

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Marita Willis.

Lee Vish, Meredith and Clint Sammons and Brian Jurich.

Laura Melillo Barnum and Rob Olds.

Ashley Ciaglia and Britney Eurton.

Jennifer McAdams, Wilma Barnstable, Bruce Lunsford and Barbara Eddelman.

Amy Streeter, Shannon Voss and Bart Burton.

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Shar Blaine, Craig Farmer, Jen McKay, Kristen Tepe, Jeremy Smith and Jose Rodriguez.

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Martha and Larry Johnston with Charissa Thompson.

Nancy and Brian Porter.

Megan Badgett, Tommy Shelburne, Laura Bell Bundy and John Osborne.

Tim Corrigan and Courtney Protzer.

Ray and Cindy Carcione.

Mark Sweeney, Susan Sweeney Crum, Annette Sweeney, Denny Crum, Doug Sweeney and Lisa Elser.

Whitney and Matt Weber.

Larry Sinclair, Kate Welsh, Rachel Bell and Ali Navigar.

Hank Adams, Oonagh James, Karen Going, Steve James, Rick Going, John and Kaye Hackett, Jane Brown, Renna Adams and John Adams.

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Paul and Jennifer Peterson Fultz.

Sandy and Sean Almstead.

Bode and Morgan Miller.

Martha Johnston and Jamie Foxx.

Donald Driver, Mimi Hwang, Shelia McGinley and Betina Driver.

Stephanie Ely-Maxwell and Juliam Maxwell.

Amy Whitham, J.D. Shelburne, Tommy Shelburne and Megan Badgett.

Beth Andrews, Chelle Wabrek and Michelle Bourgeois Turiello.

Amanda Johnson, Sara and Bob Golden.

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Larry Johnston and Kris Humphries.

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PENDENNIS CLUB DERBY PARTY Photos by TIM VALENTINO

A venue with a history as rich and storied as the Run for the Roses itself, The Pendennis Club once again celebrated The Kentucky Derby with its annual day of festivities at its downtown location. Attendance on Derby Day was overwhelming, beginning with brunch followed by a delicious dinner and post-Derby party with music from the Nashville band Satin Finish, bringing guests to their feet on the dance floor. Celebrity guests joining in on the fun included Senator Fred Thompson and the Boston Celtics’ Kris Humphries. The club was beautifully decorated by Andrea Glass florals.

Brett, Lynzee and Brook Cornell, Molly Elkin, Britt Eichner, Renee Howell, and Amy and Dan Megett.

Elizabeth Eagen and Mike Menter.

Paul Plevyak, John Harralson and Mary Anderson.

Kristi Eidem and Sarah Gray.

Jay and Page Johnson with Eben Hardie.

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Julie and Chris Dayton.

Karen Walker, Lisa Caron, Kristen and Hunter Wilson, and Monie and Jan Engh.

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David and Molly Sigel with Stacey and John King.

Krystal Reid, Leon Coates, Howie Armitage and Amelia Logan.

Des, Steve, Smith Rodes and Carson Stewart.

Harper Becker, Brenda Sandusky and Angela Campbell.

Jon Hollan and Jade Clemons.

Scott Cornell, Rob Howard, Amie C. and Mack Schwab.

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Edward Harrison, Brian Geiger, Massimo Rossa and John Barrymore.

Portia and Allen Dodd with Greta Gudmundersson.

Betsy Wynn and Troy L. Brooks.

Jay Hatcher, Jon LeHeup and Jewel Graves-LeHeup and Patrick Miller.

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21c MUSEUM HOTEL DERBY PARTY Photos by CLAY COOK

Kristy Reed.

Taryn Gassert and Jon Messick.

Nicole Hedges, Lauryn Morris, Ron Wolz and Karen Hunt.

The Princess of “RuPaul’s Drag Race.”

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21c Museum Hotel celebrated the thrill of Derby in its own inimitable way at the 21c Museum Hotel Derby Party. A full gourmet buffet was prepared by Proof on Main chef Levon Wallace. A work from the 21c collection, “CEO Stagecoach” by artist Jeremy Dean greeted guests as they arrived at 21c, set up with horses out in the valet lane.

Dean transformed an eight-mile-per-gallon HUMMER H2, a symbol of extravagance, into a working horse-drawn cart featuring silver chrome, working LED lights and a booming audio and video system.

An aerialist served guests champagne from a chandelier as they enjoyed live music as well as a performance by drag performer The Princess, straight from “RuPaul’s Drag Race.”

Jody Davis, Savannah Budget, Sophia Smith and Erin Trager-Kusman.

Bobby and Jackie Soper.

ESPN sports analyst Jay WIlliams.

Jonathan Breene, Shannon Cogan, Steve Wilson and Kendall Cogan.

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Craig Pishotti and Daniel Strasser.

Helene Rosendorf and Andrew Trager-Kusman.

Allie Blihal, Viki Diaz, Dr. Tami Cassis and Stacy Houlihan.

Adam and Melissa Edelen.

Gretchen Prater.

Steve Wilson, Joseph Sternberg and Patricia Perleberg-Owen.

Jonathan Blue, NBA player Kris Humphries and Wes Henderson.

Performance art entertained guests.

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SILKS IN THE BLUEGRASS Photos by BILL WINE

Shortly after California Chrome took the Bluegrass by storm, another California native took center stage at the sixth annual Silks in the Bluegrass Gala at the Crowne Plaza Hotel. Lucie Arnaz, Emmy-winning actress and singer, entertained the audience with her “Latin Roots� big band show, a musical tribute to her father, Desi Arnaz. Attendees also enjoyed cocktails and a gourmet dinner.

Proceeds from Silks in the Bluegrass go to benefit Operation Open Arms, a local nonprofit that provides foster care to children whose mothers are incarcerated.

Abby Easterline, Morgan Cubert, Taylor Dile, Molly Dalton and Hannah Nelms.

Anne Selvaggi, Jeff Rosser, Denise McTear and Barbara Rosser.

Haven Harrington and Raashaan Myers.

Lucie Arnaz provided the musical entertainment of the night.

Cathy Bailey, Board Chair for Operation Open Arms.

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Jerry Hazard and MMA fighter Brandon Hurst.

Matt Lambert, United States Senator Rand Paul, Kelly Paul and Claudia Coffey.

Mackenzie Hammond, Charlee Schaefer and Haley Bays.

Mary Lampe, Bill Walters and Leesa Mitchel of WAKY 103.5.

Amy Olson, Gabrielle and Kevin Wadle.

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The afterglow of a history-making Run for the Roses gave way to more fun and festivities the following morning as Steve Wilson and Laura Lee Brown, founders of 21c Museum Hotel, hosted a Sunday brunch at Woodlawn Farm in Goshen, Ky. The pair welcomed friends, dignitaries and special guests to the serene, pastoral setting, site of several distinctive pieces of art from Brown and Lee’s collection, for mingling, light cocktails and a gourmet spread prepared by Nancy Schoenhoff. Attendees enjoyed the casual, fun atmosphere and looked forward to returning to Louisville for Derby 141 in 2015.

SUNDAY BRUNCH AT WOODLAND FARM

Sylvia Benito, Steve Wilson, Alice Gray Stites, Gray Henry and Judy Miller.

Sully Campbell and Marshall Farrel.

Photos by CRYSTAL LUDWICK

Dena Wilson, Johnpaul Mclean, Lindsey LeMaster, Robert Ronk, Melissa Croft and Mike Brady.

Tania Vartan, Peggy Heuser, Jessica Ellison, Wil Heuser, Jeff Ellison, Don Vowels, Dr. Louis Heuser and Chip Heuser.

Kristopher Kelley, Rudy Weissenberg and Anna Finneran.

Julia Carstanjen, Cris Radke, Douglas Riddle, Stephen Lewis and Susanne Weaver.

Gill Holland and Jared Resnick.

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Lacey Smith, Donna Hagens and Frank Hagens.

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