The guide says Saturday's race at Churchill Downs starts at 6:57 p.m., with gates opening at 9 a.m. and 20 three-year-old thoroughbreds contesting the Run for the Roses.
It details Derby Week schedules, sold-out onsite parking from Wednesday, rideshare changes to L&N Stadium's Bronze Lot on key days, and a cashless policy for food and drink except wagering.
The guide also outlines bag limits, prohibited items, security screening, no re-entry rules, Kentucky Oaks timings and shuttle options as Louisville prepares for one of US horse racing's biggest events.
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