Tickets for Breeders' Cup at Keeneland on Sale April 21

Tickets for the 2026 Breeders' Cup World Championships will go on sale to the general public on Tuesday, April 21, it was announced Feb. 5. The 43rd edition of the World Championships will mark a return to one of the sport's most iconic venues, as Keeneland Race Course hosts the two-day festival of racing for the fourth time, having previously served as host in 2015, 2020, and 2022. Fans can go to BreedersCup.com/2026 now to sign up for ticket information. The 2026 World Championships will feature 14 Grade 1 races and a robust undercard as part of a two-day festival worth more than $34 million in purses and awards, showcasing the world's best horses, owners, breeders, trainers, and jockeys. Located in the heart of horse country, Keeneland is surrounded by outstanding attractions such as the nation's leading Thoroughbred farms, award-winning cuisine, and luxurious hotels. As part of a continuing multi-year partnership with SeatGeek, the Breeders' Cup will leverage cutting-edge technology to enhance ticketing for attendees, streamlining the purchasing process and creating a more seamless and memorable event experience. In order to purchase tickets to the Breeders' Cup World Championships fans must have a SeatGeek account, which may be created for free at SeatGeek.com/#register. Fans are encouraged to create their SeatGeek account now to ensure an easier purchasing process once Breeders' Cup tickets are on sale. Breeders' Cup Experiences is the official ticket, hospitality, and travel provider for the 2026 Breeders' Cup World Championships at Keeneland. For more information, visit BreedersCupExperiences.com. The official logo for the 2026 World Championships has also been unveiled. Rendered in the signature purple of the Breeders' Cup along with Keeneland green, the circular emblem features the Breeders' Cup logo at its center, encircled by the words "World Championships" and "Keeneland," with "2026" flanking either side. The design evokes tradition, championship prestige, and the historic significance of hosting the world's best horses in the heart of the Bluegrass. The logo will appear across official Breeders' Cup marketing materials, broadcast assets, merchandise, and digital platforms in the lead-up to the World Championships.