A significant transition is on the horizon for Keeneland, as Amy Gregory, a pivotal figure in communications, prepares to step down from her role. After dedicating nearly two decades to this prestigious Central Kentucky track, Gregory will officially retire on June 1. Despite her departure, she will remain an active consultant, supporting Keeneland during race meets and sales events, as well as contributing to special projects.

Gregory’s tenure at Keeneland has been marked by substantial achievements and transformative initiatives. Her leadership in media and public relations significantly enhanced the track’s global presence. Under her guidance, Keeneland successfully hosted major events such as the Breeders’ Cup World Championships and undertook extensive renovations to improve facilities and racing conditions. Gregory also played a crucial role in promoting Keeneland’s auctions, which saw unprecedented growth, and spearheaded safety campaigns that have set new standards in the industry. Through her efforts, Keeneland has not only solidified its position as a leader in Thoroughbred racing but also expanded its outreach to attract a new generation of enthusiasts.

Amy Gregory’s career spans over four decades, during which she has been a tireless advocate for the sport. Her passion for racing and unwavering commitment have left an indelible mark on Keeneland and the broader Thoroughbred community. As she moves into this new chapter, her legacy will continue to inspire future generations. The values of dedication, innovation, and integrity that Gregory embodies are essential qualities that drive progress and excellence in any field. Her contributions remind us of the importance of fostering leadership and mentorship, ensuring that the spirit of the sport thrives for years to come.