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bit the Osmosis Gobble, gobble! Neigh! Thanksgiving Day at Churchill Downs. www.nanzkraf.com That's been the tradition since 1969. Gates open at 10 in the morning, with the frst of 12 races at 11:30 a.m. General admission is three bucks. Or you can forgo cooking at home and, for $60 or so, get reserve seats and eat at the track. "Last year we had roasted turkey breast with cranberry sauce and giblet gravy, country baked ham with spicy mustard, candied sweet potatoes, cornbread dressing, whipped potatoes — the whole kit and caboodle," says Darren Rogers, head of media relations at Churchill. A DIRTY bit www.potbelly.com/louisville 16 LOUISVILLE MAGAZINE 11.13 Kentucky has banned handshakes! In all settings! OK, we may have that wrong. But that seemed to be the case when the media, um, gripped onto the news that the Kentucky High School Athletic Association suggested that opposing teams stop post-game handshakes because such exchanges have led to rumbles. SportsCenter, Good Morning America, The Los Angeles Times, The Atlantic. Many stories used the word "ban" when "recommendation" would have been more accurate. The gist: KHSAA wants more supervision during the handshakes. Troubling, sure. But even worse? An Internet search for "Kentucky handshake" led us to Urban Dictionary and something really dirty.