Race Street Riders

Race Street Riders' name was inspired by the actual street in Lexington called Race Street. Before there was a Keeneland, horse races were held in downtown Lexington around Race Street, and the jockeys were gifted African American horsemen.
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Our logo is a Kente cloth patterned silhouette of a horse and rider jumping. The Kente cloth pattern is a symbol of minority achievement in education and service to society and is usually given to outstanding African American college graduates.
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At RSR, we aim to give the horse riding world back to the community and using that to encourage excellence in our inner-city youth.