The Garland County Library will
host a series of lunchtime talks exploring horse racing at
Oaklawn Jockey Club. The first program,
scheduled for Wednesday, March 7th at noon, will focus on women’s roles in racing. Guest
panelists from various areas of the racing industry scheduled to appear include
Kathy Howard, former jockey and current trainer; Kim Baron, Director of
Marketing; Jennifer Hoyt, Director of Media Relations; Deborah Keene, Director of Horsemen’s
Relations; Mary McGrew, Food and
Beverage Senior Management; and Mary Rampellini, Daily Racing Form expert and
journalist.
“We’re
really excited about resuming this series,” Library Director John Wells
said. “We had a blast last year with
this program and lots of people have asked for a continuation, so I hope it’s
an even bigger hit this year. One of the
things that makes Hot Springs
unique is its history of live racing and we’re looking forward to learning more
about it from track insiders. Once again, we’re working with Brandon Scott at
Oaklawn to help us line up the most interesting and entertaining figures in
racing.”
Other
programs in the series, scheduled for Wednesdays in March at noon, will feature
Oaklawn’s new faces, handicapping, and a meet and greet with jockeys and
trainers.
Participants
are invited to bring a brown bag lunch; water and soft drinks will be
provided. Due to limited seating,
registration is required for this event.
Call 623-4161 or 922-4483 to register or for more information.
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