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My Old Kentucky Home to be performed before Kentucky Derby

Before a day at the races, many years with the horses

PARIS, Kentucky Long before trackgoers, many of them dressed to the nines, arrive at Churchill Downs in Louisville Saturday evening or Steve Buttleman picks up his bugle and plays the “Call to the Post” to mark the start of the 147th Kentucky Derby, people like Eric Buckley will have been working to make the American racehorse industry what it is.

Cedar Rapids Native Celebrates 26 Years As Kentucky Derby Bugler

Most of the year I don t give a second thought to horses. When I see a huge hat and smell mint juleps though, it all comes back to me. It s Kentucky Derby time! I enjoy watching these horse races. While I don t keep up with the races during the rest of the year, I like to turn on the television and watch the race. I also love tuning in to see those absolutely wild hats. Mike Coppola This year, I ll be paying some extra attention to the festivities though. After some deep diving, I found out that Iowa has a really interesting connection to the elite race.

Is Stephen Foster s song My Old Kentucky Home pro-slavery or anti-slavery?

Is Kentucky Derby anthem My Old Kentucky Home pro-slavery or anti-slavery? Salon 3 hrs ago © Provided by Salon Kentucky Derby Kentucky Derby at Churchill Downs Jamie Squire/Getty Images Christopher Lynch works at the Center for American Music in the University of Pittsburgh Library System where the Foster Hall Collection is housed. Opinions expressed in this article are his own. Songwriter Stephen Foster s antebellum ballad My Old Kentucky Home, the state song of Kentucky, has been sung by crowds at the Kentucky Derby almost every year since 1936. Last year, because of pandemic crowd restrictions and protests of the song s racism, track bugler Steve Buttleman intoned the melody in a somber performance shorn of the controversial words. According to Churchill Downs Darren Rogers, a moment of silence preceded the performance to recognize the inequities that many in our nation still face, and encourage renewed hope. In an effort t

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