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1978 Blue Grass Stakes
This photograph captures Future Racing Hall of Famer Alydar, Jorge Velasquez up in Calumet silks, presented to Lucille Parker Wright Markey (third from the right) and Admiral Eugene Markey (far right) before the horse’s triumph in the 1978 Blue Grass…
1982 Preakness Jockeys
A packed jockey room at the 1982 Preakness is depicted in this caricature artwork by Peb. Jockeys filling out the room include: Oswaldo Rosaldo, Kennard William “Kenny” Knapp, Lester Keith Piggott, Laffit Alejandro Pincay, Jr., Jorge Luis Velasquez,…
1984 Blue Grass Stakes field
This photograph showcases the field, including favored winner Taylor's Special, approaching the final stretch in the 1984 Blue Grass Stakes. The 1984 race would be Hall of Fame jockey Pat Day's first of four Blue Grass wins.
1984 Group - 7 Jockeys
Peb's caricature/humorist artwork depicts 7 of the best jockeys from 1984. The group caricature includes Eddie Delahoussaye, Pat Day, Don MacBeth, Craig George Perret, Yves St. Martin, and Fernando Toro.
2008 Florida Derby
2008 Florida Derby poster; Peb's caricature/humorist artwork features prior Florida Derby winners depicted as flowers: Needles, Tim Tam, Carry Back, Northern Dancer, Forward Pass, Spectacular Bid, Swale, Unbridled, Thunder Gulch, Monarchos, and…
25th Anniversary Celebration at Keeneland, 1960
Board members celebrate the 25th anniversary of Keeneland's founding. From left to right are William Arnold Hanger, William Courtney, Thomas Piatt, Hal Price Headley, Louis Lee Haggin, J.B. Faulconer, W.T. Bishop, and Duval Headley.
4-H Show at Keeneland, 1958
Children participating in a 4-H show presenting pigs with spectators watching at Keeneland
A Glitter
This photograph of the stakes-winning American Thoroughbred A Glitter, led by Ed West after transport, was taken at Keeneland in April of 1958. A horse trailer, handlers, and another unidentified horse are also featured.
A Glitter (by Khaled out…
A Glitter (by Khaled out…
A Hot Tin Roof
Peb's caricature/humorist artwork depicts the Thoroughbred Storm Cat as a "Cat on the Hot Tin Roof" of the Keeneland Yearling September Sale.
At the September 2004 Keeneland Yearling Sale, a colt by Storm Cat now named Mr. Sekiguchi sold for $8…
At the September 2004 Keeneland Yearling Sale, a colt by Storm Cat now named Mr. Sekiguchi sold for $8…
A Journey In His Grip
His hands speak without words; strong, calloused, and steady from years of hard labor. They reflect not only his own dedication, but the heritage of Hispanic men before him: fathers, grandfathers, and uncles who worked the land, tended animals, and…