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Kentucky Derby Museum Gala

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100 Black Men of Louisville Gala

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Awards in the Arts

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Longines Kentucky Oaks Fashion Contest

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Fillies and Lilies

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Celebrity Day at the Downs

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Thurby

Sight Unseen: A Derby Experience

Thursday at Jeff Ruby’s

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Silks Derby Eve Bash

Great Steamboat Race

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Biscuits and Bourbon

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Kentucky Oaks Survivors Parade

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An Evening of Bourbon and Cigars

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Barnstable Brown Party Unbridled Eve Fillies and Stallions The Trifecta American Lung Association Gala

Farmington Derby Breakfast

Kentucky Derby 144 Derby Winner’s Party Woodland Farm Brunch

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Jared Hensley and Megan Gillon at Kentucky Derby 144.

Photo by Tony Bennett.

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Letter from the Editor There’s no denying Kentucky Derby 144 was an unforgettable, historic event.

Despite the unexpected all-day rain and flooding, 157,813 people attended the day’s waterlogged festivities at Churchill Downs Racetrack – the eighth highest attendance figure – on what was deemed the wettest Derby on record.

A whopping $225.7 million was wagered on the race day program (at the track, online and elsewhere), which exceeded the record set last year by eight percent.

And, Justify became the first horse to win the Kentucky Derby without racing at the age of two years old since 1882, when a chestnut gelding named Apollo beat the favorite Runnymede by half a length. Justify won the Run for the Roses by two and a half lengths, winning his owners, jockey Mike Smith and trainer Bob Baffert $1,432,000. (FYI: This was Mr. Baffert’s fifth Derby victory.) The sloppy track caused some spectators to scrap their original picks and cast their bets for Kentucky Derby 144 elsewhere on rain-induced whims, but for those who picked the favorite, Justify paid $7.80 on a $2 bet.

How’s this for luck? A Texas resident won $1.2 million after placing an $18 pick-five bet races 8 through 12 – which included the Kentucky Derby – from Retama Park in Selma, Texas (which means she not only made a mint but also missed the deluge of precipitation many of us experienced here in Louisville). The Austin native, who didn’t want to be identified, picked Limousine Liberal, Maraud, Funny Duck, Yoshida and Justify.

While horse racing is the reason for Derby season, the numerous events and soirees play a fabulous part, too, thanks, in part, to the attire attendees opt to wear. As Louisville Mayor Greg Fischer pointed out while at the Kentucky Derby Festival’s Celebrity Day at The Downs, the week offers the best in horse racing, but it’s also “the biggest fashion show in the world.”

All of us at The Voice-Tribune hope you enjoy the hundreds of images capturing the best of the Kentucky Derby and subsequent celebrations you’ll find in this, our Derby Wrap-Up Issue 2018.

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KENTUCKY DERBY MUSEUM GALA Photos by Bill Wine

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n April 27, the Kentucky Derby Museum held its 32nd annual signature fundraising event. The gorgeous gala was an evening filled with food, fun and dancing. Proceeds from the evening benefit the museum’s curatorial and educational programs.

Ian and Caitlin Pavlechko with Maria and Dan Schapker.

Harry Dennery, Terra Long, Chris Whelan and Russ Richardson.

Kathy Cox, Karen Robinson and Judy Gough.

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Kathy and Ken Herrington.

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Jonathan and Chelsea Slevin.

Bill and Jean Shewciw with Lori and Tim Laird.

Scott and Kim Diamond.

Ray Carcione, event chair Cindy Carcione, Renee Armstrong and president and CEO of the Kentucky Derby Museum Patrick Armstrong.

Drs. Svetlana Nakatis and Ricardo Ferreira.

John and Mary Masick, Paul Baker, Marti Hazel, Ben and Linda Jackson with Jerry and Becky Blacketer.

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AWARDS IN THE ARTS Photos by Tim Valentino

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und for the Arts, the Jennifer Lawrence Foundation and Churchill Downs collaborated for the third year on April 28. Honorees were celebrated with awards, presentations and pop-up performances throughout the racetrack grounds. This year’s honored artists included Harry Pickens, Les Waters, Linda Bruckheimer, Kristen Renee Miller, KMAC Museum, Ben Sollee and Ed White.

Performers from CirqueLouis.

Jennifer Lawrence with orange carpet host Miranda Popp.

Ken Jones with Lisa and Molia Lafley.

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Rachel and Craig Greenberg, president and CEO of 21c.

Theresa Carpenter Beames and Aldy Milliken of KMAC.

Dianne and George Timmering.

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Pablo Holmes, Dot King, Les Waters and Janelle Baker.

Greg and Claire Simms.

Lesa Seibert of Mightily.

Ronald Koff, Sara Shpilberg and Raquel Koff of Rodeo Drive.

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Joe Mees and Patti Swope.

Graham Breitenstein, Virginia Speed and Ben Robinson.

Jerry and Linda Bruckheimer.

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KENTUCKY DERBY TRAINERS’ DINNER Photos by Tim Valentino

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ill Byrne and Paul Rogers hosted the Kentucky Thoroughbred Association and Thoroughbred Owners and Breeders annual dinner on May 1 at the Hyatt Regency in downtown Louisville. The night included dinner and cocktails and benefited The Backside Learning Center and The Healing Place Lifestyle Program of Churchill Downs.

Bill Shewciw, Ed Glasscock, Susan Rassiga and Ron Richardson.

Ray and Carol Paulick and Bryan Pettigrew.

Maxine Rogers and Celina Magana.

Lucy and Leif Aaron.

Ashley Whalen, Lauren Warren, Ben Huffman and Katherine McKee.

Paige and Robby Albarado.

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Donna Jones and Benji Marrs.

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Jimmy Williams, Dale Romans and Governor Matt Bevin.

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BISCUITS & BOURBON Photos by Kathryn Harrington

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he Kentucky Derby Museum celebrated the week’s races on May 2. Attendees sipped Kentucky bourbon, bellinis and Bloody Marys from Holloway Farm’s “Bloody Kentucky.”

Linda Ruffenach, founder of the Whisky Chicks and author of “How to Be a Bourbon Badass,” was on hand to sign her new book and lead tastings.

David and Debbie Perellis, Marlene and Ben Schaffer with Howard and Karen Levine.

Christina Baker, founder of Whisky Chicks Linda Ruffenach and Bianka Lathan.

Electria Strings.

Miranda Leurck, co-founder of Angels Envy Wes Henderson and Felicia Corbett.

Donald and Melissa Young, William and Kelly Smith with Amanda and Adam Hicks.

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Tiffany Terriaco, Gretchen Houchin, Lakin Louiso and Jennifer Smith.

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KENTUCKY OAKS SURVIVOR PARADE Photos by Amber Chalfin

P 144 Breast cancer survivors walked the track.

resented by Kroger, this annual march of breast and ovarian cancer survivors took place on the track at Churchill Downs prior to the running of the Kentucky Oaks race on May 4. All 144 participants were nominated to walk in the parade in order to share their survivor’s story and build awareness. Donations were collected on behalf of the nominees to benefit Derby Divas and the Norton Cancer Institute Breast Health Program.

Shantel Lanerie, who is undergoing treatment for breast cancer, with husband and jockey Corey Lanerie.

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AN EVENING OF BOURBON AND CIGARS Photos by Tim Valentino

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n May 2, Volare Ristorante on Frankfort Avenue celebrated Derby week with the best of Kentucky spirits and tobacco.

Guests enjoyed carefully crafted pairings of fine bourbon and sensational cigars showcasing Maker’s Mark, Maker’s 46 and Cask Strength. The cigar bar featured several limited edition cigars

by Ted’s, only available at Volare, so that all in attendance could stock up for the track.

Daniel Mudd with Bridget and Mark Sommer.

Rebecca Aldammad, Janie Akers and Amy Satterfield.

Jennifer Western, Robert Wang, Terri Jewell, Teena Wesley, Michelle Higgins and Jerry and Karen Zegart.

Jeff Hellmann, Stephanie Friedrich, Will Cummings and Aaron Wilson.

Blake and Amanda LeBlanc, Diana and Matt Martorano, Shawn Parker, Rick and Dawn MacGregor and Ron and Connie LeBlanc.

Nicole Lercher, Jonathan Tarullo, Thomas Bolton and Vanessa Thibodeaux.

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Don Camm, LaRonda Lowery, Lauren Camm, Cara Lowery, Valerie Martin, Josh Lowery and Mark “Mr. Smooth” Miles.

Donald and Melody Evangelisto with Pam Martin.

Deborah Bay and Marvin Dyer III.

Jeff Jasnoff, Jeff Calderon and Patrick Feeley.

Scott and Liz Karem.

Ted Jackson of Ted’s Cigars, Krista Embry, Marilyn and Michael McGuire with Jose Domiguez.

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JOCKTAILS AT THE DERBY Photos by Scott Henson

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he 10th annual Jocktails at the Derby took place at the Ice House in downtown Louisville on May 2. Guests enjoyed cocktails served by celebrated jockeys and music by Phil Kelly and DJ K-Dogg.

Kitty and Mike Manganello, who won the Derby in 1970.

Jockey Chantal Sutherland.

Emily Bennett, Jim Joseph, Jonathan Israel and Rosa Farfan.

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Jack Gilligan, Kristina Taylor and Adam Beschizza.

Virginie, Julien and Shea Leparoux with Fanny Salmon.

Meredith Ellis, Leigh Ann Saylor and David Webber.

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Grace Kessler, James White, Anna Whitlow, Cole Tomlinson, Corie Caudill and Karin Klein.

Artist Braylyn Stewart.

Ali Navigar and Tawny Dzierzek.

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CASINO ROYALE DERBY GALA Photos by Kathryn Harrington

T George McGill, Jenell Glymph, April Cox with Shannon and Osei Paddymo.

his sold-out party presented by the Louisville Urban League took place on May 2 at the Omni Hotel. Recognized attendees included Sadiqa Reynolds and Stephen Reily in addition to the league’s many volunteers. The evening’s processional was led by River City Drum Corp. Eric King of WLKY emceed. Charlie Wilson performed following the awards presentation. DJ Kaos performed at the epic after-party.

Sadiqa Reynolds recieves an honorary doctorate degree of public service from Spalding University.

Kimberly Blackford and Monette Washington.

Shawn Holder, Charles Metcalf and Kenyatta Howard.

Rebecca Heyliger and Jessica Black.

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Stacey Robinson, David M. James and Tawana Bain.

Judy Bradley, Julie Pogue and Ritu Furlan.

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CELEBRITY DAY AT THE DOWNS Photos by Kathryn Harrington and Bill Wine

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he Kentucky Derby Festival hosted their annual Thurby celebration on May 3 at Churchill Downs’ Millionaires Row. Stars in the Republic Bank Pegasus Parade and other festival participants were on hand for this exciting and glamorous day at the races. The Voice-Tribune and 106.9 PLAY served as the media sponsors.

Blair and Desiree Underwood, Lee Wallman and Monte Durham.

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Jeff Crowe and Todd Finley.

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Travis Leffew, Robyn Embry and Tyler Skaggs.

John and Johnna Kelly.

Amy Shelburne and Nashville recording artist JD Shelburne.

Sharita Martin, Jackie McGhee, Chandra Martin and Dr. Patrice McGhee.

Derek Willis.

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Erin and Henry Hinson.

Bill and Tracie Reed.

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Committee Executive Chair Marita Willis and 2018 Kentucky Derby Festival Chairman Scott Watkins.

Tara Fowler and Montel Williams.

Susan Moore, Mary Lou Meyer and Judge Jessica Moore.

Kathy Newton, Terri Naiser, Cindy Philpott, Paula Bishop and Marbeth Gibson.

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Celebrity poker pro Robert Williamson III and Mayor Greg Fischer.

2018 Miss America Cara Mund and Boys & Girls Haven CEO Jeff Hadley.

Alex Freeman and Juanita Beach.

Tony and Brooks Zacheretti with Justin Morgan.

Ashley Davis and jewelry designer Freida Rothman.

Trina Freeny and President of the Tournament of Roses Gerald Freeny.

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nown as a favorite event among locals, Thurby delighted all who attended on May 3. Cellist Ben Sollee hosted the Kentucky Legends variety show, which included local and regional actors, musicians and cultural ambassadors. With musical performances from artists such as Kentucky Native, James Lindsey, Scott Smith and several more, the day was a wonderful preparation for the weekend to come.

Chris and Vicki Rough, Cheryl Davidson, Ann Bennett, Debbie Miller, Pam Martin, Karen Dones with Debbie and Jim Payne.

Stephanie Stroud and Nick Ellis.

Courtney Fehribach, Abbie Decker and Beth Pendleton.

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Caryn and Jason Leavens with Kelly Higdon.

Jennifer Fleming, Amie Odom and Lisa Fowler.

Sara Westerman, Bethany Jones and Sherry Goodridge.

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Judy Hess, Sandy Lewis, Laura Conner, Cile Blau, Debbie Waiz and Cheryl Carpenter.

Lacey Mongold, Donna Foley and Tim Robinson.

Judy and Steve Malley.

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Lauren Knabel and Maggie Grisanti.

Steve Dean and Nancy Bickers.

Cierra Thompson, Amaka Smith and Whitney Graves.

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Lynn and Ron Carmicle.

Robbie Bartlett provided the musical entertainment.

Travis Tritt and Theresa Nelson with John Wilson and Titus Matthew.

THURSDAY AT JEFF RUBY’S Photos by Bill Wine

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eff Ruby’s hosted their annual Derby soiree on May 3. Attendees included locally and nationally recognizable faces such as Bruce Zoldan, Mary Wilson and more. Reservations for this evening are famously hard to come by, so if you’re interested in joining the party in 2019, book a table now.

Laura Von Lehman, Jennifer Adams, Kim Egli-Niesse, Sherry Emly and Michelle Alexander.

Bernie and Sherri Selmanson with Melissa and Adam Reingold.

Steve Misleh, Shelby DeHart and April Loudon Burk.

Robert E. Burk II and Scott Joseph.

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n the evening of May 2, members and guests of the Louisville Boat Club gathered together to watch the KDF Steamboat Race. The annual competition featuring the Belle of Louisville, the Belle of Cincinnati and the American Duchess resulted in a win for the Duchess.

Ellie and Bebe Davis with Baylor, Blair and Dustin Bell, Kelly and David Bryant and Morgan McGarvey.

Polly Schulte, Danielle Schaefer and Robin Schwartz.

Melanie McCoy and Chase Speiden.

Bill Sherman and Gene Smith.

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Harriet Treitz and Kirisha Golightly.

Sarah Gipe, Ashley Waterfield and Katie Sanderson.

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Bonnie and Cliff Vatter with Tom and Chris Hirsch.

Allen Dodd, Judicial Candidate Emily Digenis and Porter Sattich.

Elise Buck, Viki Diaz, Brenda Brody and Kim Meyer.

Rishabh and Lopa Mehrotra with Schuyler and Craig Heuser.

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Molly Webber, Ashley Petty and Katy Henry.

Brooke Shwab, Alice and Terry Hawkins with Tarah Rasey.

Erin and Chris Vice.

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00 Black Men of Louisville held their annual bash on May 3 at the C2 Event Venue. The event featured a phenomenal performance from R&B legends Midnight Star Live.

Funds raised help 100 Black Men’s mission to improve the quality of living within the community and enhance educational and economic opportunities for all African Americans.

Byron and Brenda Simmons, Antoinette Davis Jones and Alexander Jones Jr.

Sherry Barnes and George Eskridge.

Judge Derwin Webb, Aimee Green-Webb, Carol Shobe and Robert Tinnin.

Thomas and Debbie Hudson.

Outstanding Member of the Year Jerry Ledbetter.

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William and Theresa Graham with Chandra and Roderick Davis.

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Longines Oaks Day Fashion Contest finalists.

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KENTUCKY OAKS FASHION CONTEST Photos by Scott Henson and Louis Tinsley

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ay 4 was a day to dress in your finest, frilliest and most elaborate attire. This year, all who participated in the Oaks Fashion Contest did just that.

Pink was, as always, the Oaks day color of choice. The winner was Meghana Rajadhyaksha, who took home the grand prize – an exquisite timepiece from Longines.

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Out of 200 contestants, Meghana Rajadhyaksha won first place.

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KENTUCKY OAKS 144 Photos by Tony Bennett, Amber Chalfin, Kathryn Harrington, Scott Henson, Jen McNelly, Louis Tinsley, Christian Watson and Hunter Zieske.

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ans celebrated racing, fashion and women’s health issues on May 4 at the 144th running of the Kentucky Oaks presented

by Longines. Monomoy Girl, led by jockey Florent Geroux and trainer Brad Cox, took home the win and the garland of lilies.

Oaks is the fourth highest attended horse race in the U.S. following the Triple Crown races.

Julie Scott, Karin and Ron Richards and Bob Scott.

The Kentucky Oaks winning jockey Florent Geroux hoists the trophy.

Daissan and Elivis Colbert.

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April Tobbe, Amanda Nall, Robby and Courtney Turner.

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Natalie Denney and Eric Hurd.

Ali Chakar, Salik Chowhan, Ashton Robinson and Jackson Diaz.

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Morgan Harris, Natalie Kate Beard, Paul Simmons, Steve Stroud, Dave Wishnew, Jerry Bishop and Stacey Edna George.

Jo Anne and Tom Fiorini.

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Jacqueljne LaRonde.

Miranda and Garey Faulkner.

Lindsay Gorman, Stephanie Miller-Slone, Jason Scherrer and Liz Scherrer.

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Rob Heimerman, Ricky Spanish, Rusty Shackleford and Matty Lowe.

Kamahl and Kendra Hess.

Photographers share excitement at the races

Angela Marquardt, Stephanie Healy, Linda John and Jennifer Burdett from Texas and Oklahoma.

The start of the Kentucky Oaks.

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Monomoy Girl dons the garland of lilies.

Sid S. Shurm, Jamie Goldsmith and Reggie Gresham.

Sol Kumin, owner of Monomoy Girl, walked with his family to the paddock.

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Darren and Paige Logsdon.

Jimmy and Tami King.

Sarah Looser and Evalyn Vasquez.

Dawn and Nick Maxim with Mary Ann Chibundi.

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Callie Yed.

Jason Vaughn and Megan Goodman.

Monomoy Girl battled deep in the stretch to hold off Wonder Gadot to win the Longines Kentucky Oaks by 1/2 length at odds of 5-2. Both jockey Florent Geroux and trainer Brad Cox – a Louisville native who grew up in the shadow of the iconic Twin Spires – won the race for the first time.

Alisa Leos and April Ford.

Eric and Andi Weis.

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Whitney Wingfield.

Mark and Jamie Jurich with Ron Turnier.

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or the 30th year in a row, Tricia Barnstable Brown and Priscilla “Cyb” Barnstable hosted their opulent Derby Eve Gala. Guests came together at the Highlands mansion on May 4 and enjoyed the company of such celebrities as Ty Burrell, Kid Rock, Aaron Rodgers, Taylor Kitsch and many more.

Boyz II Men.

Tricia Barnstable Brown with her granddaughter Catherine.

Johnny Knoxville.

Jordan and Kristen Smith.

Mark Bego and Mary Wilson.

Richie Sambora.

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Monte Durham.

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Darryl “DMC” McDaniels and DJ Charlie Chandler.

Jennifer Belcher and Eddie Montgomery.

Kix Brooks.

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Priscilla “Cyb” Barnstable and Tricia Barnstable Brown.

Ty and Holly Burrell.

Boyz II Men performed.

Terri Clark.

Ronnie Dunn.

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Aaron Rodgers with members of the Green Bay Packers.

Cassandra Jean and Stephen Amwell.

Terrence Jones.

Aisha Tyler and Emily Bett Rickards.

Joey Fatone.

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Audrey Berry and Kid Rock.

Travis Tritt and Theresa Nelson.

Nikki and Courtney Sixx.

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DJ Spinderella with Salt-N-Pepa.

Sarah, Catherine and Chris Barnstable.

Darryl “DMC” McDaniels and Joey Fatone.

Bode Miller.

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Von Miller.

Eloise Broady and John Paul Dejoria.

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Daniel and Jill Abruzzini, Ernie and Becci Roncoroni and Lucas and Mieke Schmidt.

LeAnn Rimes.

FILLIES & LILIES PARTY Photos by Tim Valentino

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he Kentucky Derby Museum hosted a lively night of entertainment on May 4. Grammy award-winning artist LeAnn Rimes performed at the sold-out event, where attendees relished in extravagant eats and a private bourbon lounge.

Scott and Susan Meuser.

John and Joann Dathan.

Beth and Sarah Murter, Dr. Chris Murter and Rachel Beran.

Kevin and Kate Rooney with Melissa Selmanson and Adam Reingold.

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ocals and out-of-towners alike experienced Louisville at its most glamorous on May 4. Held at the Galt House’s Grand Ballroom, the gala included entertainment from several incredible acts including John Rzeznik of the Goo Goo Dolls, Dennis Quaid, Thompson Square, Sir Mix-A-Lot and more.

Rhanda Carlile, Jennifer Elston, Samantha Wyatt, Shalon Murphy and Jennifer Givens.

Actress and singer Victoria Justice.

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Gabrielle Bass, Madalyn Stringer and Nicole Coffey.

Tara Fowler and television personality and host Montel Williams.

Tammy York-Day and Tonya York Dees.

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John Rzeznik.

Linkin’ Bridge.

Hosts and co-founders of the Unbridled Eve Gala Tammy York-Day and Tonya York Dees.

Actor Michael Colyar.

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Michelle Richardson and David Wessel.

Jill Ramsey and Mary Rutherford.

Kelly Kovalchick and Triple Crown-winning jockey Victor Espinoza, who won the Kentucky Derby in 2015.

Haley Neben and Bradley Olsen.

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Dennis Quaid performed.

Faith and Joy Yascone with Yamilca Rodriguez.

Kimberly Mayer and Kendrick Norris.

Los Angeles Rams guard Jamon Brown.

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Christopher Backus and Mira Sorvino.

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Kali Woodruff and Jesse Spencer.

NFL Hall of Fame quarterback Warren Moon.

Jeff Ruby.

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Petersen Thomas.

Tricia Allen and Katie Redmon.

Dennis Quaid and guest.

Musician and coFounder of R.E.M Mike Mills.

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JD and Amy Shelburne.

Ashley Barrett and Maggie Quinn.

Songwriter and musician Reggie Calloway.

Bobby and Becky Petrino.

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n May 5, Derby weekend’s premier shindig was held at the Mellwood Arts & Entertainment Center. The eighth annual party featured a 60-foot red carpet, where guests took the opportunity to strut their stuff.

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THE TRIFECTA Photos by Tim Girton

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he Trifecta Derby Eve Gala was hosted by Arsenio Hall on May 4 at the Omni Hotel. With Stevie Wonder as the headliner and entertainment from start to finish, the Trifecta experience was one for the record books.

Proceeds from the event benefited the West End School, the Kosair Charities Center for Autism and other deserving organizations.

Junior Bridgeman (center) with family and friends.

Eden Bridgeman.

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Angela Becker.

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Terrence and Mira Howard.

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Alvina Stewart and Anthony Anderson.

Star Jones.

Sadiqa Reynolds and Dr. Ricky Jones.

Frankie Hilbert and Joey Wagner.

Robert and Melissa McGhee.

Lynnie Meyer and Karen Stout.

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Patti Swope and Richard Shay.

Marlyce Woods.

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n May 4, the American Lung Association hosted its 23rd annual Derby Eve Gala at the Seelbach Hilton. With a full open bar, seated gourmet dinner and live music provided by Burning Las Vegas, it was a wonderful precursor to the big day.

Jerry and Madeline Abramson, Joyce Jennings with Kandice and Sidney Abramson.

Gina McMillan, Tabitha Aponte, Kimberly Blackford and Katrina Case.

Chase Jennings, Eric Hunsfiger, Joyce Jennings, Carrie Jennings Estes, Jason Estes with Beth and Kevin Thomas.

Dick and Ardi Wilson with Jan and Jerry Stith.

Angie Springate and Joshua Lakes.

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Teresa Roberts and Angie Jones.

Camicha Harkness and Danielle Hite.

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SIGHT UNSEEN: A DERBY EVE EXPERIENCE Photos by Jose Aponte

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riginal Makers Club and Woodford Reserve presented an entrancing evening at 21c Museum Hotel on May 4. Guests were treated to an intriguing night of entertainment within 21c’s galleries while partaking in light bites and craft cocktails from Proof on Main.

Matt Goodlett and Rebecca Rhodes.

Christine Collins, Kathryn Kersting, Wenda Bell and Melissa Baird.

Skye and Elizabeth Spalding.

Nancy Strategas and Felicia Silver.

Allison Morris and Hannah Dube.

Ryan Gilreath, Alexandra Capello with Ashleigh and John Paul McLean.

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Bradley and Jib Wilson with Austin and Janie Musselman.

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Michael Steele, Jeromy Edwards and Aaron Salter.

Bryan Berman, Terri Wimms, Vince Potoahr and Rick Gizzi.

Jenna Steele, Cat Platz and Kiernan Leonard.

Mallory Mims, Steve Wilson and Karoline Hix.

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Deirdre Tully, Rachel Zahmiser and Laura Haara.

Rachel and Mike Talis.

David Denson.

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ilks Derby Eve Bash, the signature fundraising event for Operation Open Arms, was held on May 4 at Locust Grove. Entertainment was provided by The Perfect 10 Band as party-goers reveled in a a cigar roll and Brown Forman’s Flavor Wheel.

Hannah Dineen, Pam and Mike Ryan, Bill and Mary Stone with Emily Ryan, Rebecca Ryan, Carolyn Stone and Matt Ryan.

Ryan and Allie Powell with Annie and Bill Dawson.

Back: Preston and Hope Theiss, J.R. Leach, Carrie Wahl and George Kington.

Front: Sarah Bruce and Natalie Kimmel.

Pam and David Heigl.

Tom Schlafly with Cathy and Irv Bailey.

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Marquez Osson and Jessica Guillory.

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Women Artists in the Age of Impressionism is organized by the American Federation of Arts. Guest curator Laurence Madeline, Chief Curator for French National Heritage, was aided by Suzanne Ramljak, AFA Curator, and Jeremiah William McCarthy, AFA Associate Curator. Presentation of the exhibition at the Speed Art Museum is coordinated by Erika Holmquist-Wall, Chief Curator at the Speed Art Museum.

The exhibition is generously supported by the National Endowment for the Arts and by an indemnity from the Federal Council on the Arts and the Humanities. Additional funding is provided by the JFM Foundation, Elizabeth K. Belfer, the Florence Gould Foundation, Monique Schoen Warshaw, the Barbro Osher Pro Suecia Foundation, the Swiss Arts Council Pro Helvetia, Clare McKeon, Steph and Jody La Nasa, Victoria Ershova Triplett, the American-Scandinavian Foundation, and the Finlandia Foundation. Support for the accompanying publication provided by Furthermore: a program of the J.M. Kaplan Fund.

Additional support for the exhibition is provided by The Mr. and Mrs. Raymond J. Horowitz Foundation for the Arts A. Cary Brown and Steven E. Epstein Paul and Deborah Chellgren Elizabeth W. Davis The Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation Corporate support for the Speed Art Museum’s exhibition season is provided by

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Musée du Petit Palais, Geneva Photo: Erich Lessing / Art Resource, NY Courtesy American Federation of Arts

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FARMINGTON DERBY BREAKFAST Photos by Tim Girton

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he Historic Homes Foundation presented their 40th annual Derby morning soiree at Farmington Historic Plantation on the morning of May 5. Before heading to the track, racing fans filled up on a traditional Southern breakfast and took part in a silent auction.

John and Troyce Bennett with John Rawlins and Kris Jones.

Jennifer Keller, Chloe Poventud and Steven McDonald.

Ashton Corkum with Claire and Lee Nelson.

Ladonna Nicolas, Larry Shapin, Lori Foster and Rodney Friedman.

Stephen and Sara Carter.

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Misty Mountain String Band.

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Bekah and Tyler Agee.

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Tara Dunaway, Katie Bouchard, Morgan Redmond and Caroline Will.

Matt Squeri, Jane Bentrott and Stephanie Reedy.

Jerry Stevenson and Jim Wight tried the bourbon cigars.

Jeffrey Livesay, Wil Abshier and Christopher Hayes.

Caroline Will, Maizie Clarke and Michelle Gahm.

Rick and Cathy Pendleton.

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Katie Cahoon and Trish Lewellen.

David Lowe and Jenna Lyons.

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Eden, Justin and Ryan Bridgeman.

Shawna and Keifer Thompson of Thompson Square, the country music duo.

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he most exciting two minutes in sports means an extravagant array of outfits. Celebs and locals alike donned their finest Southern attire on the red carpet at Churchill Downs on May 5.

Priscilla Barnstable and Tricia Barnstable Brown.

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Reality TV star Teddi Mellencamp and her family.

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Pentatonix.

Warren Moon and guest.

NFL player George Kittle and guest.

Kristen and Jordan Smith.

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Nora Roberts.

Taylor Kitsch.

Derby fan favorite Joey Fatone.

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Actress/comedian Barret Swatek (“The 40-Year-Old Virgin,” “Lethal Weapon 4”).

Richard Williamson III and Cate Williamson.

Jonathan Goldsmith a.k.a. The Most Interesting Man in the World.

Stacey Robinson and Monte Durham.

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Ricardo Lugo and Star Jones.

Actress/singer Victoria Justice.

Michelle Miller and Marc Morial.

Mary Wilson.

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Dee Dee and Paul Sorvino.

Laila Ali.

Tara Lipinski and Johnny Weir.

Bobby Brown and his wife Alicia Etheredge-Brown.

Shawan Stockman.

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Christopher Backus and Mira Sorvino.

Former NFL player Jason Witten with his wife Michelle.

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n impressive 157,813 people descended upon Churchill Downs May 5 for the 144th running of the Kentucky Derby. Justify and jockey Mike Smith took home the coveted title and the garland of roses, despite record-setting rain and flooding.

Samantha Young, Janelle Bruner and Christina Dettman.

Tim Hellige and Lonna Smith.

Von Miller and David Kitchen.

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Brandon Hershman and Hillary Mullins.

Megan Rajadhyaksha, Criselda Breene, Nikki Squire, Asha Elias, Suzy Buckley Woodward and Alexa Iacovelli.

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Promises Fulfilled led the field of 20 through the first six furlongs with Justify in closest pursuit.

Joey, Lisa, Sean and Jake Garber.

Miranda Faulkner and Garey Faulkner.

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Tim Laird and Janice Dean.

Nancy Moody and Carol Byerley.

Cordt Huneke, Gabriel Cardenas, Noemi Garcia, Thais Tavares, Rob Penta and Howard and Penta Lemon.

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Justin Ward, Kylee Ervin, Audrey Berry and Bob “Kid Rock” Ritchie.

John Wilson and Titus Matthews.

Jared Hensley.

Pam Benger, Michelle Witten and Jacqueline Brown.

Jeff and Carrie Ketterman.

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Justify’s team of trainers and owners celebrate the win.

April Hendry.

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David Levitch and Ashley Pettibone.

Mark Lamkin.

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Julie and Jeff Tecau, Jill and Nick Tepe and Jenny and JD Schroen.

Amy Kissel, Jacinda Hughen and Haley Kissel.

Sammi Barber and Megan Scrimshaw.

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Gene and Luke Hutchens.

Pam Watkins, Lisa Hester, Stacie Garrett and Julie Diamond.

Tiffany McNabb, Betsy Dexter and Tiffany Salsman.

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Mark Weis, Cindy Russell, Laura Weis, Paul Varga and Glenn Hogan.

Johnny Knoxville.

Leslie Plonk, Elizabeth Morrison and Sunnye Evans.

Bruce Zoldan, Pam Benger and Jeff Ruby watching the race.

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Ian Murray, Renell Herlocker and Kelley James.

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Dannielynn and Larry Birkhead.

Greg Wolters and Dan Rooks.

Nick and Nicoletta Pecora, Rick Pecora, Jovi Tisma, Laura B. and friends.

WinStar Farm, China Horse Club, Starlight Racing and Head of Plains Partners’ favored Justify in the winners circle after the 144th Kentucky Derby.

Kelly and Dom Deluca.

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Teo Ah Khing of the China Horse Club hoists the trophy.

Natalie Jeffery, Erin Rech and Hannah Bobinger.

Sarah Foster, Amy Bell, Stuart Foster, Julie Rothmeijer and Kevin Bell (far back right).

Priscilla “Cyb” Barnstable, Terri Clark, Anita Cochran and Patricia Barnstable Brown.

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Anita Cauley.

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Jessica Taylor, Jenny Cantrell, Cristy Seely, Jacinda Sipes, Sharell Sandvoss and Erika Wilhelmi.

Shalanna Taylor and Jessica McCauley.

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Sam and Jimbo Simmons.

Mike Smith after crossing the finish line on Justify winning the 144th Kentucky Derby.

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Cyndy Stahl and Stephen Pahlke.

Alden Krausse.

Frank Roccisano, Melisa Neichter, Ben and Shelley Breier, Rashna Carmicle, Daniel Diamond and Kendall Cogan.

Jonathan and Felice Marshall.

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Madison Gitschier and Alex Hubbard.

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he victory of Justify was celebrated at the Kentucky Derby Museum following the big race on May 5. The reception featured an open bar, heavy hors d’oeuvres, dancing and a toast to the star of the show, Justify.

Kiki Tsakalakis, Sarah Hahn and Debbe Jo Allen.

Kristen Chase Adhya, Donald Storm, Lee Vish, Libby Vish Carl, Jon Carpenter, Travis Taylor, Foster Kaalinagy, Suman Adhya and Molly Carpenter.

Matthew Ashton, Jabari Nyomba, Kelsei Wharton, Autumn Williams and Soffonias Gebrehiwot.

The Winner’s Party was a celebration of Justify, who won Kentucky Derby 144. Justify’s ownership group includes China Horse Club, Head of Plains Partners LLC, Starlight Racing and WinStar Farm.

Elaina Haynes and Ashley Singh.

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Jiten and Kathy Shah, Suzanne Blazar and Laura Mann.

Wade and Talisha Rowley.

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PRESTIGIOUS PROPERTIES The Editorial Features After soliciting and reviewing $1M+ real estate listings submitted by the area’s top agents, The Voice-Tribune selected five of the most outstanding listings and will feature them in our May 17, 24 and 31 issues. The single most prestigious of these properties will be featured exclusively in our May 31 issue and will be the host site of the Prestigious Properties event.

The Event On Thursday, May 31, The Voice-Tribune will celebrate and unveil the identity of the chosen honored residence through a spectacular real estate event. The Prestigious Properties event is an upscale, invitation-only cocktail party hosted by The Voice-Tribune and our sponsors at a luxurious home on the market. Top real estate agents and design professionals are honored and will have the opportunity to network with other professionals in their field.

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teve Wilson and Laura Lee Brown hosted their annual day after Derby brunch at their Goshen home as the city’s festivities winded down on May 6.

Donna and George Atkins with Mandy and Terry Tyler.

David Lee, Gray Henry and Dr. Alex Gerassimides.

Branham and Lucie Chandler with Justin O’Dell.

Ann Coffey, Valle Jones and Crit Luallen.

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Karen and Greg Doman.

Willie and Moira Payne, president of Kentucky College of Art and Design.

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Mac Brown, Colleen Keegan, Steve Wilson and Eileen Brown.

Augusta Holland with Susan and John Johnson.

Usch, Sebastian and Janina Mueller-Soppart.

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Aldy Milliken and Elizabeth Mayhew.

Craig Greenberg with Lynn and Ron Carmicle.

Tyler Anderson, Courtney Hamel and Jeff Hampton.

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