The community is invited to see the jockey silks on display and bid on the item by visiting Morton’s The Steakhouse, 626 W. Main Street, through June 20, 2007.

Triple Crown Silks has made more than 3,000 racing silks since 2012, and several have made it to the coveted Winner's Circle at Churchill Downs. News Sports Kentucky Derby Life Opinion Advertise ...

Come Saturday, fans will see what each jockey is wearing; those are known as jockey silks. “It is the owner’s job, but we do have people call us and say, ‘Oh, this is my first silks.

Jockey Brian Hernandez Jr., who rode Mystik Dan to victory in the 150th Kentucky Derby, wore a green and black silk in 2024. Here is what each jockey in the 151st Kentucky Derby will wear: Silks ...

The jockey for this year's Derby favorite, Forte, is Irad Ortiz Jr. He'll be wearing a dark green silk with white stripes on the sleeves and an STL that evokes the logo on MLB's St. Louis ...

Kentucky Derby 2024 is almost here, and to celebrate, The Courier Journal is launching its 6th annual Color the Jockey Silks competition, sponsored by COIT Cleaning & Restoration. That means it's ...

A new Saratoga keepsake is popping up left and right in Saratoga Springs: hand-painted wooden jockey silks. The man behind the silks is Steve Labate, a resident of Saratoga Springs.

Take a look at this year's silks for both races.DerbyGates open at 9 a.m. Saturday for Derby, with the 150th Run for the Roses starting at 6:57 p.m.OaksGates open at 9 a.m. Friday for Oaks, with ...

I tie a knot like this so I don't have to thread the needle," Antoinette said. They're called racing silks, but it's not really silk anymore. Now, it's more of a light-weight Lycra.

The Courier Journal is excited for its 7th annual Color the Jockey Silks contest. Enter to win $100 by designing and decorating Kentucky Derby silks.

When you think of jockey silks at the Kentucky Derby, you usually picture them on a rider atop of a horse. But this year, you could find a group of friends wearing them, wandering the infield.

In 2022, Silks began the process of creating and selling the 2021 foal crop of Digital Twins using data from all yearling (one-year-old) thoroughbreds registered with The Jockey Club.