Terry Meiners ™️

@megangailey math is immune to sentiment

@terrymeiners Terry. Lmao

Mike Smith’s not the oldest guy riding a filly at the Kentucky Derby.

@HDouglas83 @KentuckyDerby Keep touting @GoCards on @ESPN @HDouglas83! The good times keep rolling 🎶🎸🏈🏀

Kentucky Derby 🐎 2026 @KentuckyDerby

Record Audiences for Kentucky Derby and Kentucky Oaks on NBC & Peacock More: nbcsports.com/pressbox/press…

@SecOfChampagne 😘

@terrymeiners OH MY GOD TERRY ☠️

Brothers Jose and Irad Ortiz share a moment after they finish 1-2 in the Kentucky Derby.❤️

GOLDEN TEMPO wins the Kentucky Derby!!! Cherie DeVaux becomes the first female trainer to win the Kentucky Derby in its 152 year history. @reredevaux | @jose93_ortiz

FROM LAST PLACE TO KENTUCKY DERBY GLORY, WHAT A RACE FOR GOLDEN TEMPO! 🐎 📺 The 152nd Kentucky Derby on NBC and Peacock

here for the horsepower

Derby Day! We’re broadcasting on the homestretch all day on @840WHAS Radio. 🐎🐎🐎 stream whas.com @iHeartRadio @KentuckyDerby @ChurchillDowns

Look at my boy Jack Renaud pumping out horse stories for @CBSNews 🏇🏇🏇 Jack and I were baby deejays during college years @universityofky for @WKQQLexington

The most iconic landmark in horse racing was in-spired by an insane asylum. I'd think I was the crazy one saying that, had I not learned it firsthand. Tomorrow 150K+ people at Churchill Downs Racetrack will look up at the Twin Spires and feel something (besides the Mint Juleps, LOL). Some will feel nostalgia from when they went as a kid. Others will be soaking in the magic of being so close to legendary horses and jockeys. None of them will be thinking of an insane asylum and the haunted grounds it left behind. They're missing that part because it's been cut from the narrative. The famous Twin Spires were designed in 1895 by a 24-year-old architect named Joseph Baldez. When you read the official story from Kentucky Derby Museum (previous client of mine), they'll tell you he felt the grandstand "needed something to give it a striking appearance." The spires were just a decorative finish. That is true, but Churchill Downs leaves out the whole story. Baldez worked at D.X. Murphy & Brother, which is now known as Luckett & Farley. When looking at the plans for Churchill, Baldez made a legacy making suggestion: What if we added two spires on the top? That story's still told to this day. What's usually left out is that Baldez was almost certainly inspired by the spires on top of the now-gone Central Kentucky Lunatic Asylum. That asylum's main administration building had two prominent steeples and was an architectural icon at the time. The spire inspiration is clear to see when you see them in this picture. I learned this over a decade ago when I led the rebrand for that famed firm, Luckett & Farley, which is one of the longest continuously run firms in the country. It's an incredible story, with dark corners when you zoom in: ▪️ A documented 900 people were buried in and around what is now Tom Sawyer Park in Louisville. ▪️ Some have estimated that more than 5,000 unmarked graves exist in the area. I've run hundreds of miles in Tom Sawyer Park. My wedding reception was there. I have many great memories there, and one creepy one. One time when walking my dog there at dusk, he started barking at a tree that was over 100 yards away. I decided to let him check it out. As we got closer, I realized there were grave stones I couldn't see from that distance. The dog was LOCKED on one stone, as if he could sense something I couldn't see. This was before I knew the folklore. We high tailed it out of there. Even worse are the stories of Sauerkraut Cave, but that's too much for a LinkedIn post. Happy Oaks Day / Derby Day to those who celebrate. When you're looking at the Twin Spires and feel something deep inside of you or in awe of their simplistic beauty, just know you're not alone. Or crazy.

The calm before the fastest 2 minutes in sports @KentuckyDerby

Few people will actually read this but this is a trial run for the Kentucky Derby under lights. Been saying it since they installed them. It’s only a matter of time. Post time: 8:40 PM @terrymeiners tie in for sure

Louisville restaurateurs don’t quite know how tonight’s business will go. Will locals grab tables that were previously unavailable? Let’s support our local chefs, servers, support staffs, and businesses. 👨🏽‍🍳 nytimes.com/2026/05/01/bus… #Louisville #KyOaks #localbusiness

Cristian Torres will rideRobusta. Jaramillo, who was named, has mounts at Santa Anita Saturday

Meiners + Moose = Good Vibes 👊🏻 @terrymeiners

Trump removing tariffs on Kentucky bourbon and Scottish whiskey as a friendly gesture to King Charles 🥃 #Kentucky

A truck loaded with thousands of copies of Roget's Thesaurus spilled its load leaving New York. Witnesses were stunned, startled, aghast, stupefied, confused, shocked, rattled, paralyzed, dazed, bewildered, surprised, dumbfounded, flabbergasted, confounded, astonished, and numbed.

The Belle of Louisville is on her return leg in the KDF Great Steamboat Race! Currently drifting past the famous Lincliffe home in Glenview 🚢