Print edition. The official Keeneland Magazine celebrates the past, present, and future of Keeneland, Thoroughbred racing and breeding, and the Bluegrass lifestyle. 

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Winter Issue Features include:

Winter 2026

Spotlight On — Former Kentucky poet laureate Silas House is busy promoting fellow authors and state literary traditions while finding the time to complete his eighth novel.

Fourth Time’s a Charm — Keeneland provided an unparalleled experience and many thrilling moments hosting the 2026 Breeders’ Cup World Championships.

Making an Impression — Travis Boersma, owner of Flying Dutchmen Breeding and Racing, is stepping up his involvement in Thoroughbred racing and breeding with high-priced yearling purchases and farm investments.

Honored in Cloth — In its current exhibit, the Headley-Whitney Museum showcases a wealth of contemporary and historic quilts.

Statesmen — When Henry Clay delivered a speech in downtown Lexington in November 1847, the event was remarkable not only because Clay had retreated from public life but because future president Abraham Lincoln was in the audience.

Heirloom Makers — Shannon Latham founded the high-end children’s clothing line Little English Clothing  more than 20 years ago, believing children should be well-dressed.  

Tea Time  — What better way to spend a chilly afternoon than enjoying high tea with all the accoutrements at these charming local establishments.

Making a Difference — The Stable Recovery women’s program in Lexington combines hands-on equine therapy and vocational training at Spy Coast Farm with addiction recovery support.