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New Zealand native Peter Williams was a renowned equine artist and an unofficial artist-in-residence at Keeneland, where visitors could see him at work in the Paddock, painting colorful scenes of horses being saddled or walking to the post parade.

Photograph of horses on parade from the paddock to the race track at Hialeah.

The photograph features the paddock at Hialeah.

This photograph provides an aerial view of the paddock at Hialeah with a few horses being led around the paddock.

This photograph, taken in 1936, features the archway from the paddock to track at Hialeah Park Race Track.

This photograph features a view of Hialeah's palm tree studded paddock and lawn through a lattice-worked grandstand archway.

This is a photograph of Gladys Livingston Mills Phipps, Thoroughbred owner and breeder, walking in the paddock at Hialeah.

Horses prepare in the Paddock at Keeneland before a race. The Grandstand is at center behind the original saddling stall building.

Jockeys gather in the Paddock before a race at the 1950 Spring Meet. The Grandstand is at center, behind the original saddling stall building at right.

Spectators watching Angus cattle being shown and judged in the Paddock at Keeneland