Kentucky Thoroughbred Association

KTA EMPLOYEE
BENEFITS ASSOCIATION

One of the many benefits a KTA membership provides is the opportunity to participate in the Anthem – KTA Group Employee Benefits Program. Employers whose primary line of business is Thoroughbred related are eligible to take advantage of the program. This Association Program has been in existence for over 30 years and is providing Group Employee Benefits’ coverage to over 175 Kentucky Domiciled employers. These employers represent approximately 3,400 covered lives, joined together to take advantage of larger group pricing.

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KTDF REGISTRATION

The Kentucky Thoroughbred Development Fund is a unique program to benefit owners and their Kentucky-sired, Kentucky-foaled runners. Its aim is to upgrade the overall quality of racing in the Commonwealth of Kentucky.

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“The education that you get in Kentucky is something that you can’t necessarily go to school for. Kentucky is the school.”

– Garrett O’Rourke

“Kentucky is the place to breed and raise top-level thoroughbreds. No question about it. The numbers speak for themselves.”

– Walker Hancock

“There’s a long, rich history of how this ground here in Kentucky, and the limestone in the water and everything that comes with it, produces the perfect racehorse.”

– Sean Tugel

“Life is good. Kentucky has treated us well. I don’t think we’d change it for anything. This is the place to send your mare to breed the best stallions, without a doubt, in the world.”

– Alan Fitzsimons

Golden Tempo scores in Kentucky Derby; Cherie DeVaux makes history

Phipps Stable and St. Elias Stable’s Kentucky-bred Golden Tempo rallied from far back to pass Renegade in the final yards to win by a neck in the 152nd running of the $5 million Kentucky Derby (G1) at Churchill Downs to make Cherie DeVaux the first woman to train a Kentucky Derby winner.

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Always a Runner wins Kentucky Oaks

Douglas Scharbauer and Three Chimneys Farm’s Kentucky-bred Always a Runner surged past Meaning and Explora at the sixteenth pole and pulled away to a 1 ¼-length victory in the 152nd running of the $1,500,000 Kentucky Oaks (G1) Friday evening at Churchill Downs.