The Morning at Churchill in Photos and Videos, 4-23-16

The Morning at Churchill in Photos and Videos, 4-23-16

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It was a busy morning at Churchill Downs, with three Kentucky Derby contenders posting timed workouts over the main track. The Turf Board will have detailed stories later today, but in the meantime, catch up on all the action with these photos and videos from April 23rd at Churchill Downs!

Brody’s Cause’s Workout

Tom’s Ready’s Workout

Fellowship’s Workout

Whitmore’s Gallop

Mohaymen’s Gallop

Mo Tom’s Gallop

Gun Runner’s Gallop

Suddenbreakingnews’s Gallop

Photo Gallery

Please click on any photo to view caption and read photo. All photos by Coady Photography.

Brody’s Cause working at Churchill Downs – Coady Photography
Fellowship working at Churchill Downs – Coady Photography
Tom’s Ready working at Churchill Downs – Coady Photography
Fellowship working at Churchill Downs – Coady Photography
Whitmore galloping at Churchill Downs – Coady Photography
Whitmore galloping at Churchill Downs – Coady Photography
Tom’s Ready working at Churchill Downs – Coady Photography
Dazzling Gem galloping at Churchill Downs – Coady Photography
Discreetness galloping at Churchill Downs – Coady Photography
Dazzling Gem galloping at Churchill Downs – Coady Photography
Mohaymen gallops at Churchill Downs – Coady Photography
Brody’s Cause working at Churchill Downs – Coady Photography
Tom’s Ready working at Churchill Downs – Coady Photography
Mohaymen gallops at Churchill Downs – Coady Photography
Discreetness galloping at Churchill Downs – Coady Photography
Fellowship working at Churchill Downs – Coady Photography
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J. Keeler Johnson is a writer, blogger, videographer, and all-around horse racing enthusiast who was drawn to the sport by Curlin's quest to become North America's richest racehorse. A great fan of racing history, he considers Dr. Fager to be the greatest racehorse ever produced in America, but counts Zenyatta as his all-time favorite. He lives in Wisconsin and also writes for the Bloodhorse.com blog Unlocking Winners.

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