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horsesforhope.org hermitagefarm.com Hermitage Farm: Where Dreams are Born Hermitage Farm is a place where dreams are born, passions are discovered, and lifelong memories are made. A working Thoroughbred farm for 80 years, Hermitage is now accepting new clients to join in the excitement, anticipation, and adrenaline of the thoroughbred industry. Hermitage Farm's resume includes Kentucky Derby winner DARK STAR, European Champion LOMOND, Breeders Cup Juvenile winner IS IT TRUE, and SEATTLE DANCER, the $13.1 million World Record yearling. Located just outside Louisville in Goshen, KY, our care includes an experienced staff that prides itself on service and access to world renowned equine care. Hermitage caters to a broad boarding clientele, with boarders residing locally and throughout the US. Whether you are looking to purchase a mare in foal, breed your race filly, pinhook a young horse for resale, or raise that foal to the sales ring or starting gate, consider Hermitage Farm. To discuss becoming part of the Hermitage experience, visit us at www. hermitagefarm.com. Horses and Hope: Providing Education and Screening for Multiple Cancers for Men and Women Across the State Horses and Hope was established in 2008 at University of Louisville by former First Lady Jane Beshear and the Kentucky Cancer Program. Initially, breast cancer education, screening and treatment referral was provided for uninsured and underserved horse industry workers and their families. Jane Beshear expanded this mission by raising funds for a cancer screening van. Made possible by many generous sponsors from across the state, the van is now on the road providing education and screening services for multiple cancers for men and women in Kentucky. The service is operated by the James Graham Brown Cancer Center, KentuckyOne Health. Horses and Hope is an integral part of the Parade of Pink for breast cancer survivors at the Kentucky Oaks. Churchill Downs donates $1 from each purchase of the Grey Goose Oaks Lily drink to Horses and Hope. For learn more, call the Kentucky Cancer Program, (502) 852-6318, or visit www.horsesandhope.org. Special Advertising Section