Thoroughbred Park

This park commemorates Kentucky's rich thoroughbred racing history and is known for its bronze statues of famous horses and jockeys.

Lexington, KY 40507

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Community memory · 1980s-present · Aug 7, 2026

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Thoroughbred Park, dedicated in 1997, stands as a sprawling homage to the majestic horses that have shaped Kentucky's identity. The park features meticulously crafted bronze statues, including a racing scene and horses in pasture. Visitors walk among these life-size figures. The statues are not just art; the park also has historical plaques honoring racing figures. The park offers a tranquil space for reflection on the power and grace of these equine athletes.

Source: VisitLEX, Thoroughbred Park visitor listing; Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government, Thoroughbred Park information

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