University of Kentucky - Kentuckian Yearbook (Lexington, KY)

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 ..v V. ; k 'M3 Kentucky’s bluegrass region and the sport of kings are synonymous—mile upon mile of faintly blue-tinted fields reaching to a horizon of cotton-covered skies. Cov- ering this sightseer’s paradise are the most prominent racing stables in the world. The rambling Calumet Farm, home of such immortal horses as Whirlaway, Bull Lea, and triple crown winner, Citation, is known throughout the sporting world — thus the proud name of our bluegrass region, “the Home of Champions ’

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A soft breeze gently rustling through the maple groves and a fluid motion of the waving grass is all the action recognizable on a wann spring day in the heart of a lazy country. Then, with the sound of a dis- tant bugle, life springs into the air. Racing day brings wonder- ful sounds to the track lovers' ears, in the form of pounding hooves and cheering crowds; and thousands of hearts beat in uni- son as the ever-urging jockeys flash into the stretch in anticipa- tion of the Winner's Circle.