Kentucky
Kentucky is a southeastern state bounded by the Ohio River in the north and the Appalachian Mountains in the east, with Frankfort the state capital. The state's largest city, Louisville, is home to the Kentucky Derby, the renowned horse race held at Churchill Downs on the first Saturday in May. The race is preceded by a 2-week festival and celebrated in the Kentucky Derby Museum year-round.
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J. Paul Oetken
Judge
Wiley Young Daniel
Former Judge
Bill Plaschke
American journalist
Karen Robards
Author
Peyton R. Helm
President of Muhlenberg College
Clifford Gibson
American singer
Dalyn Dawkins
American football running back
Vicki Lansky
American author
Frank Riggs
Veteran
Cris Dishman
American football player
Katie George
Costume designer
Linda Carpenter
Actress
John C. Squires
Soldier
Joni Jenkins
Kentucky State Representative
Reginald Meeks
Kevin Bratcher
Kentucky State Representative
Dean Schamore
Marion Sunshine
American actress
J. Richard Gott
Author
Dwayne Morton
American professional basketball player
Kurt McKinney
American actor
Gus Bell
American baseball player
Bertha Palmer
American businesswoman
Shamier Little
Olympic athlete
J. C. Bailey
American professional wrestler
Aaron Cosby
Basketball player
Diane Von Hoffman
American professional wrestler
Chris Dowe
American basketball player
Peter Searcy
Musician
Bubba Paris
Former American football player
Jon Niccum
Film producer
Ralph Luker
American historian
T. Coleman du Pont
Former member of the United States Senate
Charles F. Grainger
Wilson W. Wyatt
Former Lieutenant Governor of Kentucky
Richard Lambourne
American volleyball player
Hal Vaughan
American author
Gary Tinterow
Director of the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston
Jodie Mudd
American professional golfer
Walter Ufer
American artist
Mike Reynolds
Musician
Jacob Newton
Actor
Edward Farley
Theologian
Owsley Brown
Filmmaker
Jon Rauch
Baseball pitcher
Garland E. Allen
American historian
Mildred J. Hill
American songwriter
