The Morning at Churchill in Photos & Videos: 4-23-17

The Morning at Churchill in Photos & Videos: 4-23-17

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Coady Photography

With the Kentucky Derby less than two weeks away, several Kentucky Derby and Kentucky Oaks contenders were out for morning training at Churchill Downs on April 23rd. Catch up on all the action with the videos from Churchill Downs and photos from Coady Photography!



J Boys Echo breezing

McCraken galloping

Hence galloping

Lookin at Lee galloping

Miss Sky Warrior galloping

Lockdown galloping
All videos courtesy of Churchill Downs

Photo Gallery

All photos by Coady Photography

Farrell galloping at Churchill Downs – Coady Photography
J Boys Echo working at Churchill Downs – Coady Photography
Local Hero galloping at Churchill Downs – Coady Photography
Farrell galloping at Churchill Downs – Coady Photography
Local Hero galloping at Churchill Downs – Coady Photography
Lookin at Lee galloping at Churchill Downs – Coady Photography
McCraken galloping at Churchill Downs – Coady Photography
Miss Sky Warrior galloping at Churchill Downs – Coady Photography
Farrell galloping at Churchill Downs – Coady Photography
Lockdown galloping at Churchill Downs – Coady Photography
Hence galloping at Churchill Downs – Coady Photography
Hence galloping at Churchill Downs – Coady Photography
Ever So Clever working at Churchill Downs – Coady Photography
Lookin at Lee galloping at Churchill Downs – Coady Photography
Miss Sky Warrior galloping at Churchill Downs – Coady Photography
Hence galloping at Churchill Downs – Coady Photography
J Boys Echo 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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