NBC Sports’ Britney Eton and British racing presenter Jess Stafford will join Analist Caton Bredar for an All-Star employment team that includes Michael Wronona that returns to the anniversary for the Kentucky Downs race.
The Nick Luck of Great Britain-probably the most famous broadcaster of International Horse Racing-Zal are also in Kentucky Downs for NBC’s live coverage on Saturday 30 August. That two-hour broadcast (3-5 pm Central) on the NBC flagship network on NBC’s flagship network includes the $ 3.5 million, grade 3 dk dk dk dk dk dk dk dk dk dk dk dk dk dk dk dk dk dk dk dk dk dk dk dk dk dk dk dk dk dk dk dk dk dk DK dk dk dk dk dk dk dk dk dk dk dk dk dk dk dk dk dk dk dk dk dk dk dk dk dk dk dk dk dk dk dk the grade 3 dk dk dk dk dk, America’s richest race for turf.
Those at Kentucky Downs and the Simulcast -Public will enjoy an improved video production with the addition of a drone camera and a cable camera that runs the length of the piece. Kentucky Downs runs on August 28, 30, 31 and 4, 6, 7 and 10 September on the only peat course in America in America.
Eurston, Stafford and Bredar will provide analysis and paddock interviews during the meeting on the broadcast of Kentucky Downs, with happiness that contributes on the opening day and August 31. Every day DK Horse Simulcast Feed will start with the Race-Lenshoek of the Day, which offers a gambling perspective with the help of the interactive past performance limitation of Equibase, the official statistics of the industry. Eurston will also be the broadcast of NBC on 30 August.
“Our management partners Ron Winchell and Marc Falcone challenge us every year to find new ways to improve the experience for our riders, guests and horse players, and this is part of that mission,” said Ted Nicholson, vice president for Racing for ECL Entertainment, the parent company of Kentucky Downs. “We have compiled an All-Star international cast that will make our SimulCast feed-watch-watch for racer fans, while we are also attractive for a much wider audience, both geographically and what to know horse-racing knowledge.
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“Nick and Jess Binningenk in is a logical extension of anchoring our seven days on the international racing calendar. Caton is one of the best in the company, and Britney is a rising star for NBC sports that already had a strong fandom in the racing of her years of works for TVG and Fanduelo’s camera and cable camera in the camera and cable camer camercamer and cable camer camera Country team of a racing team of the country. “
A look at the 2025 voices of Kentucky Downs:
Britney Eurton
Since 2017, Britney Eurston has been a reporter for NBC Sports ‘Horse-Racing coverage, including the Kentucky Derby, Preakness Stakes and The Breeders’ Cup World Championships. Last year she served as a tennis reporter on the Olympic reporting of NBCUIVERSALLE and as a host of the Paralympic Games of 2024. Eurton started her employment career in 2014 with the TVG network (now Fanduel TV), who racing about America and internationally treated. The graduated University of Southern California is the daughter of California -based trainer Peter Eurton, a former jockey. One of the most memorable and emotional interviews by Britney came with her father after he won the 2019 Breeders’ Cup Juvenile with 45-1 shot the court. Follow Eurton on X/Twitter @britneyeurton.
Jess Stafford
American Horse-Racing enthusiasts will recognize Jess Stafford from the British race coverage of Fanduel TV. She started working for the British racet TV in 2020 and left a full-time post there to play a growing role at Fanduel. Stafford organizes the SBK gambling podcast and provides social media and marketing for the 1-winning property group Thurloe Thoroughbrreds, founded by her father, James. She won the Alan Lee -Trophy for emerging talent at the Derby Awards of the Homeserace Writers and Photographers Association in 2021. Follow Stafford on X/Twitter @jes_Stafford_
Caton widespread
Kentucky Downs Paddock analyst Caton Bredar is one of the deans of American racing commentators with more than 35 years as a broadcaster, analyst, anchor and writer in the horse breeding industry. She was the first on-Air talent that was accepted when TVG came into existence and continues as a freelance Fanduel TV analyst in Kentucky, Florida and elsewhere for the most important racing channel in America. She has been an analyst in Kentucky Downs for the Track of Fanduel TV since 2016 and a regular host of the players show of the Breeders Cup that is broadcast on Fanduel TV. Bredar grew up near Arlington Park, the daughter of the deceased trainer and racing entrepreneur Raymond Metzler and the granddaughter of Hall of Fame Jockey Ted Atkinson. She moved to Louisville in 2003 and joined the NBC-Affiliate Wave-3 as a news anchor and reporter before she goes back to horse races full-time. Bredar worked as a training driver, owner, trainer and officially before he turned to broadcast. She has treated thoroughbred and armor events for ABC, ESPN, ESPN2, CBS and FOX. Follow Bredar on X/Twitter @cbredar.
Nick Luck
Nick Luck has become the most visible racing broadcaster in the world, prominently present on both sides of the Atlantic Ocean and with a ruthless work schedule. Happiness became a domestic face in Great Britain while presenting Channel 4 Racing and now acts as a studio gastheer and on-course reporter for Racing TV, one of the two most important horse-racing television channels in England. Happiness is an important part of NBC’s Kentucky Derby, Preakness and Breeders’ Cup coverage and is a nine times winner of the Homeserace Writers’ & Photographers’ Association Omroep of the Year. The Nick Luck Daily Podcast can be found on large podcast distributors, including Apple and YouTube, with his weekly interview show Luck on Sunday a part of the on-demand programming of Racing TV. Follow the happiness on x/twitter @nickluck.
Wrona returns as the announcer of Kentucky Downs
Michael Wrona called the races in Kentucky Downs in 2019 and split the tasks in 2020 with Larry Collmus after Wrona was named an announcer for Los Alamitos in Orange County in California all year round. Now, with Collmus who took over the microphone for the summer meeting of Del Mar, Wrona returns to Kentucky Downs.
The 59-year-old born in Australia, who has called Races in six countries, has built up a reputation as one of the most colorful and entertaining sport of sport, who weave humor in precise calls. Wrona’s simple proclamation of “Racing!” While the horses jump out of the gate, one of the most famous racecall signatures in the industry is.
“I am delighted to return to Kentucky Downs for the first time since 2020,” Wrona said. “I watched with interest and admiration while the racing product and the profile of the track continue to grow and Los Alamitos are extremely grateful for releasing me to come to Kentucky Downs.”
Nicholson said: “We are blessed to go from one iconic announcer to another and back. His Australian accent fits well with our increasing presence of international horses, and we are looking forward to many memorable race calls.”
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