Photographer Charles Cook Retrospective
Pioneering racetrack photographer Charles Cook served as an aerial reconnaissance photographer in World War I.
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Wise Dan and His Quarter Horse Buddy Donnie
Charlie LoPresti's Quarter Horses work as lead ponies on the farm and at the racetrack while LoPresti and his wife Amy train Thoroughbreds.
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Equine Photographer Joy Gilbert Dies at 54
Well-known Lexington equine photographer Joy Gilbert died the evening of Feb. 3. She was 54.
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Saratoga 150th Anniversary - Skip Dickstein
Follow renowned photographer Skip Dickstein as we profile him to celebrate Saratoga's 150th anniversary.
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Tony Leonard, The Final Interview
Legendary Equine Photographer Tony Leonard was interviewed in the Fall of 2011.
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Famed Photographer Tony Leonard Dies
Tony Leonard, a legendary equine photographer who chronicled the golden age of Thoroughbred racing, died July 14 at Homestead Nursing Home in Lexington. He was 89.
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Charging to the Kentucky Derby
As photographer Anne M. Eberhardt prepares to shoot her 26th Kentucky Derby she took some time to visit Supercharger, the dam of last year's Kentucky Derby winner Super Saver.
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Photographer Leonard a Ward of the State
In a prominent, front-page feature in the Lexington Herald-Leader, it documented details behind the fact that well-known equine photographer Tony Leonard, 87, and his wife, Adelle, have become wards of the state.
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Eclipse Award Photographer Michael Burns Dies
Michael Burns won two Eclipse Awards for outstanding photography
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Track Photographer Jerry Frutkoff Dies
Longtime Maryland track photographer Jerry Frutkoff died Friday from complications of kidney disease and cancer. He was 81.
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