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The Rolling Stones didn't play "Wild Horses" during their groundbreaking concert at Churchill Downs Friday night. But they did perform "Dead Flowers," which featured Mick Jagger singing about roses and Kentucky Derby (gr. I) Day, as rain fell on the Twin Spires.
Saturday, September 30, 2006Churchill Downs announced Monday that the legendary rock group The Rolling Stones will play at the Louisville, Ky. track on the evening of Sept. 29.
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