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Susan Speckert has been named chief operating officer of the newly formed Kentucky Horse Racing and Gaming Corporation. The KHRGC, established through 2024 Senate Bill 299, took over the responsibilities of the Kentucky Horse Racing Commission on July 1.

“I am honored to work alongside the outstanding team at the KHRGC to ensure Kentucky continues to lead in protecting the health, safety and welfare of horses, riders and all participants, as well as the wagering public,” Speckert said. “I am grateful to the Board of Directors and President and CEO Jamie Eads for the opportunity to come full circle in my career to serve the sport I dearly love.”

Speckert most recently served as the Commissioner of Law for the Lexington-Fayette Urban County Government. She had previously served as General Counsel of the Kentucky Horse Racing Commission where she was involved in all operations of the agency and was instrumental in drafting regulations related to historical horse racing.

“Susan's commitment to and knowledge of the horse racing industry is well known,” said Eads. “Her professional experience makes her uniquely qualified to serve as the KHRGC's first COO.”

Board Chairman Jon Rabinowitz added, “Susan is a well-respected attorney and community leader with the right experience and knowledge to serve in this crucial role. On behalf of the Board of Directors, I welcome Susan to the team.”

Speckert will assume her new role Aug. 19.

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