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Oaklawn Racing Casino Resort has a history of good times stretching back more than a century. Live Thoroughbred racing from mid-January to early May is just the ticket for high pulse rates and high purses. Plus, Oaklawn Gaming is year-round fun with a High Limits area, all your favorite Vegas-style slot & table games, with great food and drinks. Oaklawn is open every day with the best local entertainment Friday and Saturday nights. If you’re interested in working in a fun industry with fun people, Oaklawn Racing & Gaming is the place to be. Oaklawn is much more than just a job. It’s an opportunity to be a part of the Oaklawn family as you build a rewarding, long-term career. Oaklawn is an exciting workplace where you’ll enjoy generous benefits and an opportunity for advancement. We have a variety of racing and gaming openings for you to explore, so if you’re ready for success apply today! Applicants must be 21 years old. Benefits of Working at Oaklawn: Competitive pay Competitive Insurance Plan Generous PTO plan 401k and 401k match Stability Weekly pay Team Member events/activities Promote from within Wellness programs Team Member awards and recognition programs Company provided uniforms Company provided training Very rich tuition reimbursement program Team Member assistance programs such as Help and Self Team Member perks/discounts at Oaklawn and area businesses

Located in the Horse Capital of the World, Keeneland is an internationally renowned racecourse and the Thoroughbred industry’s leading auction house. Founded in 1936, Keeneland’s mission is to continually invest in the industry and to preserve the tradition of Thoroughbred racing.

Horse racing in Kentucky dates back to 1789, when the first race course was constructed in Lexington. Almost 100 years later, in 1875, Churchill Downs officially opened its gates in Louisville, and began its tradition as "Home of the Kentucky Derby" and the longest continually running sporting event in America. The World's Most Legendary Racetrack® Known as the home of the Kentucky Derby and the Kentucky Oaks, Churchill Downs Racetrack conducts Thoroughbred horse racing in Louisville, Kentucky during three race meets in the Spring, September, and the Fall. The racetrack occupies 147 acres, featuring a one-mile dirt, oval racetrack and a seven furlong turf race course. Thoroughbred racing, the Kentucky Derby, and the Kentucky Oaks have run continuously at Churchill Downs Racetrack since 1875. In addition, Churchill Downs Racetrack has hosted the Breeders’ Cup World Championship eight times. Over the course of three centuries, the track has completed several massive renovation projects to modernize its venerable grandstand and clubhouse and to accommodate its more than 165,000 guests on Kentucky Derby Day. Modernization projects have included the construction of private luxury suites and integrated simulcast areas, the installation of permanent lights to operate night-time race programs, and building The Big Board – the world’s largest 4k video screen. The Twin Spires that sit atop the grandstands remain the most recognizable architectural feature of Churchill Downs and serve as a symbol of the racetrack. The spires were designed by architect Joseph Dominic Baldez and were built in 1895 – they shine across the world’s most legendary racetrack each night.