With only two days left in the Churchill Downs fall meet, the focus now shifts to winter preparations. As the track halts live racing until spring, various trainers and jockeys are making their moves. Some will stay in Kentucky to race at Turfway Park, while others are venturing to different circuits across the country.

Turfway Park's Winter Meet

Turfway Park's winter meet kicks off on Wednesday with a first post at 5:55 p.m. EST. Several leading training outfits have kept their horses in Kentucky, either at Turfway or the Trackside Louisville facility. This allows for continuous training during the winter months.Among the prominent trainers remaining in Kentucky are Steve Asmussen, Brad Cox, Cherie DeVaux, Greg Foley, Mike Maker, Michael McCarthy, Joe Sharp, and Brendan Walsh. New stables like Michelle Lovell and Brittany Vanden Berg have also joined the Kentucky winter scene.Top jockeys from Churchill Downs are also on the move. Here's a look at where some of the top riders from the fall meet are headed:

Gulfstream Park

Tyler Gaffalione and Luis Saez are heading to Gulfstream Park. They will bring their skills and experience to this new venue.

Fair Grounds

Axel Concepcion, Florent Geroux, Brian Hernandez Jr., Edgar Morales, Jose Ortiz, and Jaime Torres are making their way to Fair Grounds. This will add more excitement and competition to the track.

Oaklawn

Francisco Arrieta, Rafael Bejarano, and Cristian Torres are headed to Oaklawn. They will be part of the racing action at this renowned track.

Turfway

Gerardo Corrales, Corey Lanerie, and Luan Machado will be at Turfway. They will contribute to the winter racing season at this facility.Following Sunday's closing-day program, live racing at Churchill Downs resumes on April 26 with the 151st running of the Kentucky Derby on Saturday, May 3. This is an event that attracts horse racing enthusiasts from all over the world.