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Honoring the Greatest Racehorse
A life-size bronze sculpture of Secretariat running at the legendary Claiborne Farm and a three-story mural of him winning the 1973 Kentucky Derby are the centerpieces of a new park on Main Street in Paris, Kentucky.
The park opened November 11, 2023 — 50 years to the date that the Triple Crown champion arrived at Claiborne for his breeding career. The park is open 24 hours a day and free for all to visit.
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The park honors Secretariat’s legacy with limestone storytelling pillars devoted to his racing and breeding career. The park also celebrates the thoroughbred industry that is vital to Paris and Bourbon County, home to 90 horse farms. Several farms are open to the public for tours.
“Secretariat’s legacy looms large 50 years later in the small Kentucky town where he retired,” The (Louisville) Courier Journal writes.