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WELCOMEWelcome to one of the world’s finest celebrations, the KentuckyDerby Festival. On behalf of the Board of Directors, staff, 4,000volunteers and over 400 sponsors, it is our pleasure to welcome you to Louisville.The Kentucky Derby Festival has stretched the legendary “two minutes” into morethan a month of fun for our community. This whirlwind of colorful activities is anannual rite of spring in this region and we hope you enjoy it.With nearly 70 special events, there are numerous interesting and fun stories toshare. There is something for everyone. This media guide will give you a glimpseof them all.We appreciate your interest and look forward to working with you. Please contactour press staff to assist with your efforts and make your job easier. If you arelooking for a different angle on a story or need additional sources, we may beable to help. Good luck with your coverage!Sincerely,Michael E. BerryKDF President & CEODavid Nett2014 KDF ChairCONTENTSContact Information . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2About KDF . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4Media . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 10Events . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 15Thunder . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20Marathons . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 301Balloonfest . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 6Parade . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 60Pegasus Pins . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 67People Behind KDF . . . . . . . . . . . . 702015 Festival Schedule . . . . . . . . . 74
2WHOM TOCONTACTKENTUCKY DERBY FESTIVAL PRESS OFFICEAimee Boyd (aboyd@kdf.org)Cell: (502) 741-7442Gary Stinson (gstinson@kdf.org)Cell: (270) 287-1411Robert Young (ryoung@kdf.org)Cell: (502) 377-3105OrKentucky Derby Festival, Inc.South Third StreetLouisville, KY 40203Switchboard: (502) 584-FESTToll Free: (800) 928-FESTFAX: (502) 589-4674Press Line: (502) 584-FEST ext. 3ONLINE INFORMATIONThe Festival’s Internet Site is an invaluablemedia tool. Information is available onevery Kentucky Derby Festival eventand updated daily in season. PressReleases are uploaded into the “Media”section of the site. Features also includeopportunities to follow Festival throughsocial media networks such as Facebook,Twitter, Instagram and YouTube.www.kdf.org
SOCIAL NETWORKS#KDF2014ICON KEYEvents with Pegasus Pin AdmissionEvents that require ticketsEvents with concessions availableMedia Coverage notesEvents with recycling and Green efforts3
ABOUT KDF4ABOUT KDFFor 59 years, the Festival has brought a spirit that is unmatched anywhere.It has stretched the legendary “two minutes” into a month-long celebration.What the Run for the Roses is to horse racing, the Kentucky Derby Festival isto the community celebrations. It is one of the world’s premiere events.The Festival is a private, not-for-profit organization. Founded in 1956 ona budget of 640 with one event – the Pegasus Parade – the annual civiccelebration is now nearly 70 events and has a budget of 6 million.Attendance at Kentucky Derby Festival events exceeds 1.5 million annually.Two-thirds of the events are free to the public, or free to Pegasus Sponsorswearing a plastic souvenir pin called a “Pegasus Pin.” (2014 is the 42ndyear for the pin).The Kentucky Derby Festival operates under the direction of a 75-memberBoard of Directors and a full-time staff of 23. More than 4,000 volunteersare utilized to organize and produce the Festival’s nearly 70 events.The 501 (C) 4 Festival raises all its funds privately. TheFestival receives no tax dollars for event production.It is a self-sustaining business with its entire annualbudget derived from corporate sponsorships, PegasusPin and merchandise sales, concessions proceeds,event ticket sales and entry fees.The Festival works in harmony with other local organizations and agencies.The support of government and civic groups is an invaluable asset in theproduction of each Kentucky Derby Festival, from Thunder Over Louisville tothe Republic Bank Pegasus Parade.The Kentucky Derby Festival represents the spirit and pride of thecommunity and showcases Louisville at its best.
IN THE INTERESTOF ACCURACYIT’S REALLY NOT A “COMMITTEE.”Though the Kentucky Derby Festival celebrates the tradition of the Kentucky Derbyand more, it is not directly affiliated with the horse race and is a separate entityfrom Churchill Downs. References to the Festival, the events and merchandise shouldinclude the words “Kentucky Derby Festival” or “Festival” to be accurate (e.g.,Kentucky Derby Festival Great Steamboat Race or Kentucky Derby Festival Poster.)The Festival was founded in 1956 as a completely volunteer organization. It is nowoverseen by a Board of Directors and a professional, full-time-staff.The organization is “Kentucky Derby Festival, Inc.” Though 4,000 volunteersserve on various committees to help produce the events, referring to the entireorganization as the “Kentucky Derby Festival Committee” is an antiquatedreference and does not accurately reflect the modern day Kentucky DerbyFestival. The name, and a number of the event names, are registered with theCommonwealth of Kentucky and the United States Patent and Trademark Office.NOTE: Not all events that exist in the city during “Derby” time are affiliated withthe not-for-profit Kentucky Derby Festival. Referring to any event that is not onthe Festival schedule as a “Kentucky Derby Festival” event or using the Festivallogo in a story with it is inaccurate and misleading to the public. Please refer to thisguide if there is a question of Kentucky Derby Festival affiliation.KENTUCKY DERBYFESTIVAL MISSIONBRINGING THE COMMUNITYTOGETHER IN CELEBRATION.To provide creative and unique entertainment and community service for thepeople of Greater Louisville, that directly contributes to the aesthetic, cultural,educational, charitable and economic development of the area.5ABOUT KDF
ABOUT KDF6KENTUCKY DERBYFESTIVAL FOUNDATIONTo further the Festival’s mission, KentuckyDerby Festival Foundation was foundedin 1998. The Foundation, a 501 (C) 3not-for-profit charity, receives and managescharitable contributions on behalf of theKentucky Derby Festival, Inc.,its supporters and the generalpublic.The Foundation perpetuatesthe Festival’s impact on thecommunity by developing projects that highlight the Festival’s influence onthe area’s cultural heritage. It works to further the Festival’s educational andcharitable mission through exhibitions and performances.Current KDF Foundation projects:nProduction of the King Southern Bank Kentucky Derby Festival FoundationPro-Am Golf Tournament with proceeds benefitting the Leukemia &Lymphoma Society.nProduction of Spring and Fall Fundraising Events.nAwarding of over 20,000 in savings bonds to top five finishers in the FordMotor Company Kentucky Derby Festival Spelling Bee.nEstablishment of both a permanent and temporary Festival heritage exhibitat the Kentucky Derby Museum.nEstablishment of a committee to help oversee the efforts of the KentuckyDerby Festival Marathon/miniMarathon presented by Walmart andHumanaVitality, which partners with over two dozen local and nationalcharitable organizations to offer runners the opportunity to raise awarenessand funds through the race and race website. Since the Charity Module wascreated in 2005, it has raised over 1,500,000.
COMMUNITYOUTREACHWhen the Kentucky Derby Festival started with a parade in 1956, morethan the mythical Pegasus image took flight. A new community spirit was born. TheFestival remains committed to nurturing the spirit of service born in this community.nMany non-profit organizations raise funds for community service programsor charities by producing events on the Festival schedule. On average, theseevents raise 300,000 annually for various causes. Among these are theKnights of Columbus, Dare to Care Food Bank, the Don Fightmaster GolfOuting for Exceptional Children and 100 Black Men.nMany fellow non-profit organizations use the free entertainment of ThunderOver Louisville to host fundraising Thunder Over Louisville parties. Formany, it is the largest fundraiser of the year.KDF GOINGGREENExpect to see Green Teams and green efforts at many of the Kentucky DerbyFestival’s events again in 2014. The Kentucky Derby Festival’s Go Green! Programcontinues its partnership with QRS Recycling.QRS will service and assist in the management of green efforts at multiple events,including Thunder Over Louisville, Kroger’s Fest-a-Ville, U.S. Bank Great BalloonGlow, Marathon/miniMarathon, and the Republic Bank Pegasus Parade, amongothers. QRS offers single-stream recycling, which allows all the accepted materialsto go into the same container. No sorting is required and this method will allow for7ABOUT KDF
ABOUT KDF8a user-friendly, efficient process at Derby Festival events. With the help of QRS,Derby Festival increases its collection of recyclable products significantly.The Derby Festival’s Go Green! program, which is sponsored by LG&E, includescomposting of inedible food waste; donation of edible food; use of compostableproducts; yellow grease recycling and on-site recycling.Here are some ways you can “Go Green” with the Kentucky Derby Festival:1.Use recycling bins at Festival events.2.Ride your bike to Thunder and Kroger’s Fest-a-Ville.3.Carpool to Kentucky Derby Festival events.4.Join the Kentucky Derby Festival and purchase Green Energy for your homeor office, visit www.lge-ku.com.SPONSORSIt is what the Kentucky Derby Festival is best known for. the fantastic events.Many local, regional and national businesses find event sponsorship with theKentucky Derby Festival a successful means of gaining exposure for their productor service. Festival sponsorship also demonstrates commitment to the metrocommunity, and provides an opportunity for employees to get involved. The costof sponsoring an event varies based upon the visibility and promotion a sponsorreceives from its association with the event, as well as the magnitude of the event.There are currently more than 400 organizations from small local businesses tointernational corporations that find the Kentucky Derby Festival a worthwhileinvestment. Representing half the Festival’s funding, they are vital to the successof the civic celebration. For a complete listing, visit www.kdf.org.
FESTIVAL POSTERSERIESLouisville artists and twin sisters - Jeaneen and Doreen Barnhart – were selectedas the 2014 Official Poster Artists. They are the first artists in the history of theFestival’s Poster Series to have their artwork chosen four different times. Theyalso collaborated on artwork for the Festival’s Official Poster in 1994, 1997 and2009.The Official 2014 Kentucky Derby Festival Poster and the entire line of Festivalapparel and souvenirs are available online www.kdf.org or at several shops andstores, including: Prospect Party Center, Kroger, Walmart, Taste of Kentucky, CVSand Rite Aid.To order Official Kentucky Derby Festivalmerchandise:CALL: (502) 584-FESTVISIT: WWW.KDF.ORG9ABOUT KDF
MEDIA10MEDIACREDENTIALSKentucky Derby Festival Media Credentials and Passes allow easy access formedia to cover most official Derby Festival events. Credentials are availablefor WORKING MEDIA ONLY and can be requested online at www.kdf.org.Working press will receive credentials beginning April 7.Kentucky Derby Festival provides credentials and passes to members of workingmedia, defined as those who are full-time paid employees or representatives ofknown and established media organizations, including newspapers, magazines,wire services, television stations, radio stations and websites.Kentucky Derby Festival passes and credentials are non-transferrable and maynot be duplicated or reproduced in any manner. Media may be asked to presentphoto identification to verify the validity of a pass or credential. Derby Festivalreserves the right to revoke passes or credentials at any time. Derby Festivalcredentials should be worn at all times while on site at Derby Festival events.Freelance journalists, photojournalists and videographers may receive mediapasses and/or credentials only if on specific assignment from a known andestablished media organization. In these instances, credential requests must besubmitted by the assigning media outlet.These events require special media accommodations orhave restrictions:KENTUCKY DERBY FESTIVAL THEY’RE OFF! LUNCHEON. Friday, April11. General Derby Festival Media Badges allow access to the VIP Reception inthe Galt House East. Special arrangements are made for photos and interviewswith the Guest Speaker and are announced prior to the event. You may cover theluncheon, on a standing room only basis, after 11:30 AM in the Grand Ballroom.KENTUCKY DERBY FESTIVAL OPENING CEREMONIES: THUNDER OVERLOUISVILLE. Saturday, April 12. General Derby Festival Media badges permitaccess along Downtown Riverfront, Belvedere, Indiana shorelines and VIP areas.WEBSITE: www.thunderoverlouisville.org.
CREDENTIALS DO NOT ALLOW:nThe right to offer continuous live broadcast coverage of Thunder. Thepermitted event venue extends from Main Street to the Ohio River, betweenCampbell and 10th Streets.nAbility to set up in RESTRICTED AREAS for any purpose. RESTRICTED AREASinclude: the Second Street Bridge, Big Four Pedestrian Bridge, all fireworksbarges, the Command Center, and the Belvedere TV area.nPhotographing from on top of buildings. This requires permission from theindividual property owners.nParking and access for media vehicles. This is extremely limited within theevent venue. Contact the Derby Festival Press Office for more information.KENTUCKY DERBY FESTIVAL BASKETBALL CLASSIC PRESENTED BYPAPA JOHN’S. Friday, April 18. Press Table or floor access for either nightrequires a Basketball Press Pass. Requests need to be made in advance. (TV andRadio broadcast restrictions apply).KENTUCKY DERBY FESTIVAL MARATHON/miniMARATHONPRESENTED BY WALMART AND HUMANVITALITY. Saturday, April 19.Special credentials are required to be on the route and at the start andfinish lines of the events. Requests should be made in advance with theKentucky Derby Festival Press Office. Space will be limited.WEBSITE: www.derbyfestivalmarathon.com.U.S. BANK KENTUCKY DERBY FESTIVAL GREAT BALLOON GLOW.Friday, April 25. Coverage is limited to taped or live coverage for reports inregularly scheduled news programming. (Continuous coverage is not permitted.)U.S. BANK KENTUCKY DERBY FESTIVAL GREAT BALLOON RACES .Friday, April 25, and Saturday, April 26. Special Credentials are needed to ride incompeting Hot Air Balloons. Requests should be made in advance with KentuckyDerby Festival Press Office. Space will be limited.GREAT STEAMBOAT RACE . Wednesday, April 30. Tickets are required forthe Belle of Louisville or Belle of Cincinnati. Requests should be made in advancewith the Kentucky Derby Festival Press Office. Space is extremely limited. You willbe notified by mail or e-mail if a ride is assigned and where you can pick up yourcredentials. All credentials can be picked up on the Wharf on Race Day.11MEDIA
MEDIA12CELEBRITY DAY AT THE DOWNS. Thursday, May 1. This event, held atChurchill Downs, requires both a General Derby Festival media badgeand a Churchill Downs press pass. To request Churchill Downs presscredentials, contact the Churchill Downs Press Office, (502) 636-4460.REPUBLIC BANK KENTUCKY DERBY FESTIVAL PEGASUS PARADE .Thursday, May 1. Kentucky Derby Festival media badges allow parade routeaccess to facilitate coverage. Credentials do NOT allow:nThe right to offer continuous live broadcast coverage of the Parade. TheParade route extends for 1.7 miles along Broadway, from Campbell to 9thStreets.nAbility to set up in the street for any purpose (e.g., setting up a tripod onBroadway), or entry into the “TV Zone” between Preston to Floyd Streets.nPhotographing from on top of buildings along Broadway. This requirespermission from the Louisville Division of Police.nAccess to the VIP Room for celebrity interviews on Parade Day.Arrangements must be made with press office in advance.BROADCASTGUIDELINESDue to existing contractual agreements, there are restrictions on live broadcastsof some Festival events. No independent live broadcast of the events listed below,other than for news coverage purposes, is authorized or permitted. These include:nKentucky Derby Festival Opening Ceremonies: Thunder Over Louisville.Exclusive TV rights – WAVE 3 (NBC Affiliate). Exclusive radio rights – Lite106.9 (SummitMedia).nKentucky Derby Festival Basketball Classic presented by Papa John’s.Exclusive TV rights – WDRB TV (FOX Affiliate). Exclusive radio rights – 99.7DJX FM, B96.5 FM (Main Line Broadcasting).nRepublic Bank Kentucky Derby Festival Pegasus Parade. Exclusive TV rights– WAVE3 TV (NBC Affiliate).
nU.S. Bank Kentucky Derby Festival Great Balloon Glow. Exclusive TV rights:WLKY TV (CBS Affiliate). Exclusive radio rights – New Country Q103.1(SummitMedia).nKentucky Derby Festival Great Bed Races . Exclusive TV rights - WAVE3 TV(NBC Affiliate). Exclusive Radio rights – 107.7 The Eagle (SummitMedia).Filming of Kentucky Derby Festival eventsfor private sale or commercial distributionrequires prior written approval fromKentucky Derby Festival, Inc.Kentucky Derby Festival credentials DO NOTprovide access to Churchill Downs. KentuckyDerby Festival, Inc. is a separate entity fromthe Kentucky Derby and Churchill Downs,Inc. To request Churchill Downs presscredentials, call (502) 636-4460.WEATHERWeather is always a factor with outdoor events. The Festival’s primeconcern is safety in making decisions concerning cancellation or postponement.News organizations will receive any cancellation notices immediately from theFestival Press Office. Weather conditions, which might affect specific events:nTHUNDER OVER LOUISVILLE FIREWORKS. Saturday, April 12. Windsin excess of 23 mph will disrupt patterns. Light rain will not affect the show,but a steady downpour could cause delay or cancellation. There is NORAIN DATE.nKENTUCKY DERBY FESTIVAL MARATHON AND miniMARATHONPRESENTED BY WALMART AND HUMANAVITALITY. Saturday, April19. Race has never been cancelled. Only severe weather conditions creatinga potential danger, such as lightning, could cause delays or cancellation.13MEDIA
MEDIA14nU.S. BANK KENTUCKY DERBY FESTIVAL GREAT BALLOONGLIMMER AND GLOW. Thursday, April 24 and Friday, April 25. Windfaster than 12 mph and rain will delay or cancel static luminary. The raindate for the Glow will be Saturday, April 26.nU.S. BANK KENTUCKY DERBY FESTIVAL GREAT BALLOON RACES.Friday, April 25 and Saturday, April 26. Wind faster than 12 mph, less than3 miles visibility, clouds below 1,500 feet and rain will postpone launch.(There are four flight windows for these events – Friday morning, Saturdaymorning and afternoon, and Sunday morning. If the event is not held bySunday morning, it is considered cancelled. In the event’s 42-year history,this has occurred six times.)nGREAT STEAMBOAT RACE. Wednesday, April 30. High water couldcancel race (generally over 20 feet on upper gauge at McAlpine Dam).River conditions have also postponed the race, as well as altered the coursein the past.nREPUBLIC BANK KENTUCKY DERBY FESTIVAL PEGASUSPARADE. Thursday, May 1. Rain will not stop the parade but may causesome participants to withdraw. Only a severe storm posing a hazard toparticipants or spectators would cause delay or cancellation. In high windconditions – 18-20 mph – some balloons may not be able to do their fullspin routine. Sustained wind speeds OVER 25 MPH will ground balloons.Weather in the Ohio Valley in the spring can be very unpredictable. The averagehigh for Louisville in April is 67 degrees and the normal low is 46 degrees. PastDerby days have seen anything from snow to 85 and sunny.
2014 SCHEDULEOF EVENTSNow - Friday, April 18NORTON SPORTS HEALTH KENTUCKY DERBY FESTIVAL TRAININGPROGRAM. Sponsor: Norton Sports Health. Contributing Sponsors: SwagsSport Shoes and 102.3 The Max. 14-week training program for the KentuckyDerby Festival Marathon/miniMarathon. For more info, log on towww.derbyfestivalmarathon.com.Saturday, March 15FORD MOTOR COMPANY KENTUCKY DERBY FESTIVAL SPELLING BEE.11 AM. Location: Kosair Shrine Club at Spalding University, Ballroom. Admissionfree for spectators. Sponsor: Ford Motor Company. Contributing Sponsors:Kentucky Monthly and 84WHAS.The Spelling Bee is one of the Festival’s most notable and far-reaching events.This is the finals for the statewide competition (and Southern Indiana counties).The overall champion receives the John & Joan Murphy Memorial Scholarship (a 10,000 U.S. Series E savings bond), the second place finisher receives a 5,000savings bond, third place receives a 3,000 savings bond, fourth place 1,500and fifth place 1,000. The prize money is provided by the Kentucky DerbyFestival Foundation – the Kentucky Derby Festival’s charitable arm.MEDIA QUICK FACTS:Paul Keaton, a seventh grader atChrist Central School in Pikeville,Ky., won the 2014 KentuckyDerby Festival Spelling Bee.Keaton, 12, correctly spelled“chignon,” beating out 60 othercontestants. His older sister, Emily Keaton, was the reigningchampion, having won the KDF Spelling Bee from 2010-2013.15EVENTS
EVENTS16Thursday, March 27MACY’S KENTUCKY DERBY FESTIVAL SPRING FASHIONSHOW. Cocktails 5:30 PM. Dinner 7 PM. Show 8 PM. Showroom,Horseshoe Southern Indiana. Sponsor: Macy’s. ContributingSponsors: Guess?, Inc., Highland Cleaners, Horseshoe Southern Indiana, SundayScene and 102.3 The Max.The 2014 show featured outfits and accessories by: Apricot Lane Boutique,Boutique Serendipity, Collections Boutique, Crush Boutique, Dillard’s, Dress &Dwell, GUESS? Inc., I.N.C. International Concepts, Macy’s, Olivia & Co. Boutique,Pink Julep Boutique, Rodeo Drive, Sunny Daize, The Willow Tree, Macy’s, MerciBoutique and Caden. Official 2014 Derby Festival merchandise was also on saleat the event.First produced in 1990, the KDF Fashion Show was originally conceived as a venuefor unveiling the new Board of Director’s uniform, the teal Pegasus jacket. It wasso successful, the Board of Directors decided to make it a permanent addition tothe Festival Schedule.Thursday, April 3MCDONALD’S KENTUCKY DERBYFESTIVAL THUNDER PREVIEWPARTY. 5 PM - 8 PM. Bowman Field,Central American Airways Hanger. Fans gota taste of Thunder Over Louisville at theMcDonald’s Derby Festival Preview Partyon April 3 at Bowman Field. The Preview Party featured a children’sinteractive area, Command Center photo ops, a display of mock firework shells,helicopter rides, and planes on display. Sponsored by McDonald’s Restaurants ofKentuckiana. Contributing Sponsor: KentuckyOne Health.The 2014 McDonald’s Thunder Funder Program runs from April 1 to April 29.98 area McDonald’s restaurants will donate a portion of their large drink salesrevenue to help support Thunder. The promotion coincides with McDonald’s 1.00drink campaign, with large drinks served in a commemorative Thunder OverLouisville cup.For more information log onto www.mcdonaldsthunderfunder.org.
Wednesday, April 9KENTUCKY DERBY FESTIVAL “TASTE OF DERBYFESTIVAL.” Louisville Slugger Field. 5:30 PM - 8:30 PM. Tickets 80. Coordinated by Dare to Care Food Bank. All proceedsto benefit Dare to Care. Features exquisite fare from over 65 ofLouisville’s finest restaurants and beverage companies. Bourbontasting, bloody mary contest, wine tasting and a silent auction.Sponsor: Brown-Forman Corporation. Contributing Sponsor: 84 WHAS.For more information call (502) 966-3821.Friday, April 11KENTUCKY DERBY FESTIVAL THEY’RE OFF! LUNCHEON. 11:30 AM. Tickets: 608 Table of 8 or 76 each.Galt House East Grand Ballroom. Official Kentucky Derby Festivalkick off luncheon. Contributing Sponsors: Business First, Fifth Third Bank, andKentucky Proud.Celebrity Speaker: Kirk Herbstreit.The Featured speaker this year will be ESPN’s KirkHerbstreit. Since 1995, Kirk has been a collegefootball analyst for ESPN/ABC. He joined ESPN’sCollege GameDay program in 1996, making2014 his 19th season on the Emmy Awardwinning show. In 2006, he joined BrentMusburger for ABC’s Saturday NightPrime Time broadcast, television’sfirst ever weekly prime time collegefootball game. Kirk has also called thelast eight Rose Bowl games and thelast six BCS National Championshipgames. Kirk has been nominatedseven times for the Sports Emmy Award as television’s top studio analyst and isa two time winner of the Award. In addition, College GameDay is a three-timewinner of the Sports Emmy Award as television’s top studio show. He and his wifereside in Nashville, Tennessee with their 4 boys.Coverage Note: For a complete list of They’re Off! Luncheon PastSpeakers, visit www.kdf.org.17EVENTS
EVENTS18MEDIA QUICK FACTS:Event Started in 1957 – 58th Annual.The event is the second-oldest continuously held event onthe Festival schedule, along with the Fillies Derby Ball. ThePegasus Parade was the first event in 1956. In the earlyyears, the luncheon was held at the Armory with hot dogs,peanuts and beer.The tradition of a guest speaker was included in 1974.The luncheon was the first official event held in the GaltHouse Hotel when it was ready for service in 1972. Guestswore hard hats and ate box lunches.The concept for the Breeder’s Cup was introduced by JohnGaines at the event in 1982.Highlights of the event include the presentation of theKentucky Derby Festival’s Volunteer of the Year Award andthe Fifth Third Bank Silver Horseshoe Award for service to thecommunity.THE FILLIES DERBY BALL. Cocktails 6:30 PM. Doors Open7:30 PM. Queen’s Coronation 7:45 PM. Dinner 8:15 PM. NEWLOCATION! Galt House West, Archibald Cochran Ballroom. Dinnermusic featuring Robbie Bartlett.Entertainment by Burning Las Vegas.Tickets 175 each, Table of 10 is 1,750, VIP Corporate Table of 10 is 2,200, includes appetizers, dinnerand dancing. Produced by TheFillies, Inc. Contributing Sponsors:Brown-Forman Corporation and EasyRock 105.1. For tickets call (502)572-3856. Portion of proceedsbenefits Kentucky Derby FestivalFoundation.A gala evening fit for a Queen,The Fillies Derby Ball is a grandaffair representing the tradition ofSouthern Hospitality.
The Grand Coronation will select the Festival Queen and four people will becomeKnights or Dames of the Court of Pegasus for their service to the Festival and thecommunity.2014 Dame – Rebecca Fangman2014 Knight – Mayor Greg Fischer2014 Dame – Chris WhelanThe Kentucky Derby Festival Queen is chosen by the traditional spin-of-the-wheel,performed by the 2014 Fillies President Suzann Thompson. The 2014 Queen willreign over the activities until a new Queen is crowned.The list of past Kentucky Derby Festival Princesses is an impressive array ofbusiness professionals, doctors, attorneys, community leaders and teachers. Itincludes former Kentucky Governor Martha Layne Collins, 1989 Kentucky DerbyFestival Poster Artist Page Penna, Gail Gorski Schlicht, the first female pilotever hired by United Airlines and 2004 Miss Kentucky, Maria Maldonado. Manypast Princesses cite their Festival experience as giving them the confidence andinitiative to help pursue their careers.Coverage Note: The Queen will be crowned between 7:15-8:15 PM.Cameras and flash are permitted in the ballroom. For a complete listof past Kentucky Derby Festival Queens, visit www.kdf.org.MEDIA QUICK FACTS:This is the Official Derby Ball. It is the second-oldest event onthe Festival Schedule, along with the They’re Off! Luncheon.The Queen and Court reign over the nearly 70 KentuckyDerby Festival events as well as the Kentucky Derby. There isno other royal court.The most notable Derby Festival Queen is former Governor ofKentucky, Martha Layne Collins, crowned in 1959.When not in use, the Queen’s robe and crown are on displayat the Kentucky Derby Museum.The Queen’s first official duty is to induct new Knights orDames into the Court of Pegasus, followed by a dance.19EVENTS
EVENTSTHUNDER20Saturday, April 12KENTUCKY DERBY FESTIVAL OPENING CEREMONIES:THUNDER OVER LOUISVILLE . Downtown LouisvilleRiverfront, Waterfront Park, River Road and SouthernIndiana shoreline. FoodFest and Ford’s Thunder On the Groundopen at 11 AM, Airshow at 3:00 PM, Fireworks at 9:30 PM. www.ThunderOverLouisville.org.2014 Sponsors: Horseshoe Southern Indiana, KentuckyOneHealth, LG&E, Meijer, UPS, Valero, and community McDonald’sThunder Funders. Thunder on the Ground Sponsor: Ford Motor Company.All-day live coverageon WAVE 3 TV andLite 106.9. Eventprograms distributedApril 12 by TheCourier-Journal.Featuring theThunder Chow Wagonat Waterfront Park.Admission is free witha 2014 Pegasus Pin . (Open 11AM - 11PM. NO FOOD, DRINK, TENTS, STAKES,TAPE OR PETS.) Meijer Family Fun Zone on the Belvedere. Admission is free witha 2014 Pegasus Pin . (Open 11 AM - 11 PM. NO TENTS, STAKES, TAPE OR PETS.)North Great Lawn area opens at 9 AM. Admission is free with a 2014 PegasusPin . (NO TENTS, STAKES, TAPE OR PETS).The show willfeature the latestin pyrotechnicpower fromZambelliInternationale,America’s“first family offireworks.” Sixtotal barges (thatare 100-footopen top each) assemble on both sides of the 2nd Street Bridge to form the stagefrom which the fireworks spectacular ignites.
MEDIA QUICK FACTS:Theme: Throwback Thunder.For a complete list of past Thunder Themes,visit www.thunderoverlouisville.org.Event Began: 1990 at Cardinal Stadium. Moved to currentlocation in 1991.AverageAttendance: Dueto the viewing scopeof the event, it isimpossible to givean accurate estimateon the crowd.Spectators gatheron both shores of the Ohio River, local parks, downtownbuildings and boats. Past “guess-timates” have been 300800 thousand, depending on the weather.Economic Impact: 56 Million.Show Budget: By policy, the Festival does not dis
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