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Baseball’s World Series canceled.

O.J. Simpson murder trial captivates the nation.

Republicans voted into control of the Congress.

Churchill Downs History

Warner L. Jones, Jr. chairman of the board from 1984-1992, died at his beloved Hermitage Farm in February.

Churchill became the first site to host the Breeders’ Cup three times as the track provided a record 71,671 for the 11th running of the event.

The Churchill Downs Management Company opened Hoosier Park at Anderson, Indiana’s first pari-mutuel racetrack. The $15 million dual Standardbred/Thoroughbred facility, opened Sept. 1 with 7,633 in attendance and $406,485 wagered.

CDMC received one setback during the year as the Company’s attempt to secure Virginia’s only pari-mutuel license failed.

Whole-card wagering was implemented in Kentucky and the Sports Spectrum offered its first out-of-state card on July 22 with $648,374 wagered and 2,905 in attendance.

In September, the Sports Spectrum opened its 500 stall annex and six furlong training track.

Jockey Pat Day collected a record 100th Churchill stakes victory as he guided Flanders to victory in the Breeders’ Cup Juvenile Fillies.

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