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Sunday, June 1, 2008 Tour Options
Bridles and Billionaires 1 p.m. – 4 p.m. Note: This tour is limited to a minimum of 20 people and a maximum of 50 people on a first-come, first-serve basis for registered CSG meeting attendees and guests only.
Enjoy a scenic ride and behind the scenes look at the Horse Capital of the World. This very exclusive tour includes multi-million dollar thoroughbreds and historic Keeneland Race Course. Your knowledge private guide will explain the magnificent farms, the incredible athletes, where the real money is made, and how muchit takes to play in this high-stakes sport. By the time you return to thehotel, you’ll understand why it’s called the Sport of Kings.
Bourbon Distillery Tour 1 p.m. – 4:00 p.m. Note: This tour is limited to a minimum of 20 people and a maximum of 50 people on a first-come,first-serve basis for registered CSG meeting attendees and guests only. You’ve heard about it, and maybe tasted it. Now you’ll get a chance to see how it’s made usingthehistoric pot still method. Early settlers to Kentucky were quick to discover our limestone spring water makes exceptional bourbon. Buffalo Trace Distillery has had a working distillery on its site since 1787 and now produces some of the finest bourbons in the region. In addition to its flagship bourbon, Buffalo Trace, the distillery produces award-winning bourbons suchas Blanton’s, W.L. Wellers, Old Charter, Pappy Van Winkle, Eagle Rare and Sazerac. Your private guide joins you as you experience the sights, sounds andsmells that are unique to our region.
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Reducing the Carbon Footprint
The September issue of Firstline Midwest takes a look at new laws, strategies and initiatives in the region designed to reduce the "carbon footprint" of states by curbing the release of greenhouse gas emissions.
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