From the News Edge: Commonwealth's Attorney G.L. Ovey says the case against Claude Russell should not be affected by his decision to ask to be recused from the murder trial.....................................................................................................From the News Edge: Transportaion officials say the welcome center for westbound travelers on Interstate 24 in Christian County is reopened until Tuesday.....................................................................................................From the Weather Edge: Staff Meteorologist David Bryant says there will be a slight chance of thunderstorms in the forecast for most of the Memorial Day weekend....................................................................................................From the Sports Edge: Boys District Baseball Finals Thursday - 5th District: Trigg County vs Crittenden County 6pm.........7th District: Caldwell County vs Madisonvill 5:30pm..............Girls District Softball Finals Thursday - 5th District: Livingston Central vs Lyon County 5pm........6th District: Union County vs Henderson County 5:30pm........7th District: Hopkins Central vs Dawson Springs 5:30pm.

Posted: Monday, 19 November 2012 8:10AM

Local Horses Run Well At Churchill Downs

Alan Watts Reporting

Two races horses with local connections ran well during races at Churchill Downs in Louisville last week.
Thursday Flashy Rae, owned by a group local owners that include Kevin Atwood and Jerry Stewart, won the sixth race. The horse was riden to victory by Jockey Corey Lanerie and trained by Christian County natives Larry and Cindy Jones.
Meanwhile Friday Teeny Liz, owned by local owners Kevin Atwood, Charlene Sheehan, Jerry Stewart and others, placed 3rd in the fourth race at Churchill Downs. Teeny Liz is trained by Christian County natives Larry and Cindy Jones.

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