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Equine Education Is a Growth Industry

Kentucky colleges are responding to rising demand for horse-oriented degrees

September 2010

A Dose of Success

Louisville life science lab gains traction with product to predict patients’ drug-therapy outcomes

Hub of the Horse Industry

The Kentucky Horse Park is ‘the center of the hub’ for regional, national and international equine organizations

One-on-One: Meg Jewett

L.V. Harkness & Co. proprietress Meg Jewett is a descendant of an early equine entrepreneur who made Kentucky famous for horses