Batesville

On the quiet, tree-lined streets of Downtown Batesville, you will find the kind of neighborhood you can enjoy with your friends and family. It is the center of the community, home to a mixture of unique shops, specialty retailers, and service providers. You can visit the Saturday farmer's market, buy a unique gift or flower arrangement, and purchase a best seller. You can visit the salon for a new look, buy that special added touch for you home décor or buy fabric and notions for your next sewing project. Friendly, independent business owners offer the personal customer service you deserve.

Oldenburg

Oldenburg offers an Old World flavor in its food as well as its architecture. The town proudly preserves its religious, cultural and architectural heritage. The old stone and brick structures, clapboard houses, tin facades and cornices, bilingual street signs and combination of shops and residences attest to the Old World influence. The Village of Spires still has a strong German flavor, with a heavy concentration of German Catholics. The community is dedicated to preserving the heritage of the town. Oldenburg, Indiana was added to the National Register of Historic Places in March 1983. To visit Oldenburg, Indiana is truly a unique experience, a step back in time.

Metamora is a wonderfully quaint town full of history and scenic beauty. At Metamora you'll escape to the past and experience what it was like in the 1800's. Visit the gristmill and pick up a bag of their freshly stone-ground cornmeal or flour. Take a ride in the canal boat through the only existing wooden aqueduct in the United States. Board the train for a short trip on the Whitewater Railroad. Shop in stores housed in buildings dated back to the early 1800s, eat and above all else... Enjoy the slow relaxing pace of the past!

Milan '54 Museum
201 W. Carr Street
Milan, IN
(812) 654-2772
Exhibits tell the story of how tiny Milan High School beat giant Muncie Central 32-30, in a 1954 basketball game that became the basis of the movie "Hoosiers."

HillForest
213 Fifth St
Aurora, IN 47001
(812) 926-0087
Nestled on a hillside overlooking the Ohio River and the historic town of Aurora, Hillforest house museum will transport you to the 1850s and the genteel lifestyle that once was the western frontier. Hillforest is an architectural and historical delight.

Covered Bridges Check out Stonebridge Inn's driving tour map of the historic covered bridges located in the surrounding area.

• Ripley County is home to two covered bridges. The Busching Bridge, near Versailles at the Versailles State Park entrance, was built in 1885. Otter Creek Bridge, northeast of Holton on CR850 West, was built in 1884.



• Decatur County, the Westport Bridge was in 1880 and crosses Sand Creek.



• Franklin County has three covered bridges. Stockheuter Bridge, also known as the Enochsburg Covered Bridge is located northeast in Enochsburg on CR640 South was built in 1910 by the Smith Bridge Co. Snow Hill covered Bridge located on CR950 East at Snow Hill Road, also known as Johnson's Fork Covered Bridge was built in 1885 by William Butts and John Horn. The Aqueduct Bridge in Metamora was originally built in 1843, and then was rebuilt after the 1847 flood. This is the only known covered wooden aqueduct still operating in the US.

Metamora Grist Mill
The crown jewel of attractions in Metamora, see this water-powered mill in action grinding corn meal and flour. Open April 1 through mid-December, Wednesday through Sunday, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Closed Monday, Tuesday, Easter, Thanksgiving, Veteran's Day, Primary Election Day, Election Day and Columbus Day. For more information, call 765-647-6512.

Friendship/National Muzzle Loading Rifle Association Activities The small, quaint village in the valley of Friendship is home to the National Muzzle Loading Rifle Association. Each fall and spring the Association hosts national competitions when people come from all over the country and world to compete. Primitive lifestyles of pre-1840s can be seen on the hillside across from the shooting range. Education has become a passion for the organization and special events are held throughout the year to teach people of all ages about history and firearms. For more information, call (812) 667-5131.

A new event in the Friendship Valley, Lore of the Laughery, is a wonderful time in August for all ages to experience the past from the mid 1700s to early 1800s. See how people lived and hear the music of the time by military bands and fife & drum corps. Each fall and spring, during the shoots, flea markets are held in and around town. Treasures can be bought and sold throughout the weeklong events. For more information, call (812) 667-5322 or (812) 667-5645.

Underground Railroad Driving Tours
Spend a dayÑor twoÑtraveling the countryside and learning about the history of the Underground Railroad through Ripley County. Six driving tours will be open soon, as well as an audio CD that will take you back to the 1800s. Information is available at the Ripley County Tourism Bureau and Ripley County Historical Society. (812) 689-3031

Scenic Countryside Driving Tours
Within Southeastern Indiana are some of the most beautiful scenic drives to be found anywhere. What is particularly unique are the beautiful rolling wooded lands and the many meandering streams. In many areas the trees near and above the streams provide a green canopy through which the explorer can pass, observing the many different species of trees, shrubs, wild flowers, and birds, from the smallest hummingbird to the Great Blue Heron with the largest wingspan of any bird in North America.

One of the more popular tours passes through the tiny County Seat of Ripley County, Versailles, Indiana whose County Treasury was robbed by the Confederate Army's Morgan's Raiders during the Civil War. Versailles is also home to the beautiful rolling hills and valleys of the nearly 6,000 acres of Versailles State Park. Some of the most popular sites include the Trail of the Confederate Army's Morgan's Raiders, homes that were key components of the Underground Railroad, and the Versailles State Park of nearly 6,000 acres constructed as a WPA (Works Progress Association) project after World War II.

Further south from Versailles the drive along Cavehill Road as it follows Laughery Creek provides a beautiful autumn view. Laughery Creek was named after an Army General who was killed by a local Indian tribe in a battle near the point where Laughery Creek meets the Ohio River. Cavehill Road takes travelers to the small village of Friendship, Indiana, home of the National Muzzle Loading Rifle Association and its grounds, which host national shooting events each spring and fall.

Another favorite drive is through the old German town of Oldenburg, Indiana, only three miles away and the rolling hills, valleys, and streams just to the North. Oldenburg has a rich German heritage and is filled with many quaint shops. The street signs in are all in German as well as in English indicative of Oldenburg's rich German heritage.

Active Pursuits

Golfing

YMCA
30 State Road 129 S
Batesville, IN 47006
(812) 934-6006

This great facility offers plenty of opportunities to exercise, which include basketball courts, racket ball court, weight training equipment, swimming pool, outdoor and indoor tracks, and much more. Passes for guests are obtainable through the concierge services upon request.

Batesville Historic Walking Tour
131 North Walnut Street
Batesville, IN 47006

Stonebridge concierge services will provide a self-guided walking tour brochure with directions for the tour. Tour begins at the Public Library, just a few short blocks from the Inn.

Guided Bike Tours
KC Conaway offers several guided bike tours around the Batesville area. Please contact Stonebridge concierge services to schedule for bike tour.

Liberty Park
716 S Park Ave
Batesville, IN 47006
(812) 934-4560

Liberty Park is the focal point of the park system and a highlight of our community. The pavilion features a large covered area with a fireplace, kitchen and rest rooms. This is the "happening" place in Batesville during the months of March - October. There is a baseball complex (know all over Southeastern Indiana), tennis court, horseshoe pits, volleyball court and a large playground.

This park offers a gazebo and six shelters that can be used on a first come - first serve basis, or to be on the safe side, can be reserved. For more information, contact Beth at 933-6100

Metamora Canal Boat Ride

Come to Metamora and take a half hour excursion on the Ben Franklin III. Open May through October for rides. Wednesday - Sunday, at noon, 1, 2, 3 and 4 p.m. Dependent on canal conditions. For more information, call 765-647-6512

$4.00 Adults (13-54); $3.50 Sr. Citizens (55-89); $2.00 Youth (3-12); $1.00 Student School Groups; Free to 2 and under and 90+

The Ben Franklin III, launched in 1989, was designed and constructed in Pascagoula, Mississippi. Designed as a freighter, the vessel is 75 feet long and has a beam (width) of 12 feet. Constructed of wood and fiberglass, it holds approximately 75 passengers and crew.

Versailles State Park
Box 205, U.S. 50
Versailles, IN 47042
(812) 689-6424

Versailles Sate Park with 5,900 acres is a great place to hike, go boating, swimming, or horseback riding. Camping and fishing are favorite activities, as well as spending an October weekend at the annual VSP Bluegrass Festival.

Whitewater River Canoe Rental
11494 US Highway 52 W
Brookville, IN 47012
(765) 647-2330

This privately owned Whitewater River allows individuals, families or groups to enjoy scenic canoe trips. Whitewater also offers riverside picnic shelters and camping. Whitewater Canoe is open daily Mid-April thru Mid-October. Schedules vary with conditions so always call before driving to rental at 1-765-647-5434 or 1-800-634-4277.

Perfect North Slopes
19074 Perfect Place LN
Lawrenceburg, IN 47025
(812) 537-3754

Great Midwest skiing in Southeastern Indiana. This Ski resort has 80 acres of picturesque trails and open slopes, for skiers of all abilities. Day lodge with food service, ski equipment rentals, pro shop, and ski school. Slopes lighted for night skiing, and covered by snowmaking system.

Skydive Greensburg
915 County Rd 200 W
Greensburg, IN 47240
(812) 663-3483

Learn how to skydive at Skydive Greensburg, the #1 rated skydiving center in the Midwest serving Indiana, Ohio, and Kentucky. Skydive Greensburg offers tandem sky diving and the accelerated freefall methods of skydiving instruction.

Wineries

Ertel Cellars Winery
3794 East County Road, 1100 North
Batesville, IN 47006

Nestled on 200 lush acres, Ertel Cellars Winery features their own unique vineyard that supplied to local wineries beginning in 1999. In 2006, the Ertel family opened a state of the art winery & restaurant. Ertel Cellars Winery folds local charm into a world class, state of the art wine-making operation. Their upscale restaurant offers spectacular ambiance and delicious food! You may enjoy dining in their indoor dining room, or outdoors overlooking the beauty of the vineyards.

Villa Milan Vineyard
7287 County Rd 50 North
Milan, IN 47031

After visiting the Milan '54 Museum and antique shops in town, drive up to the secluded hill top, enjoy Italian dining, and wine tasting.

Shopping (within 10 minutes of the Inn)

The Bookshelf
101 N. Walnut St.
Batesville, IN 47006
(812) 934-5800
New/used books

Fullenkamp Sporting Goods
19 E. George St.
Batesville, IN 47006
(812) 934-2712
Batesville souvenirs, sporting goods

Girlfriends Quilt Shop
5 S. Huntersville Rd.
Batesville, IN 47006
(812) 932-4475
Mon-Fri 10:00-6:00, Sat 10:00-4:00, Thurs 10:00-7:00

Herbs N Such
27110 State Road 46 W.
Batesville, IN 47006
(812) 934-4310
Mon-Fri 11:00-5:30, Sat 10:00-1:00, Wed Closed
Herbs, essential oils, reflexology

Kaleidoscope Quilting
24 Saratoga Dr.
Batesville, IN 47006
(812) 932-3264
Mon-Fri 10:00-6:00, Sat 10:00-4:00, Tues 10:00-8:00
Fabrics, quilting classes, notions, quilting patterns

Weberding's Carving Shop
1230 SR. 46 E.
Batesville, IN 47006
(812) 934-3710
Custom furniture, cabinetry, etc.

Peebles Department Store
218 Cross County plz
Batesville, IN
(812) 934-5475

Maurices Inc
100 Cross County plz
Batesville, IN
(812) 934-5892
Women's Fashions

Shopping - Surrounding communities)

Dyer's Original Moccasins
St. Route 62
Friendship, IN 47021
(812) 667-5442 | (800) 638-6627
Handcrafted leather moccasins

Past & Present Soaps & Sundries
P.O. Box 33
Napoleon, IN 47034
(812) 852-4328
Handmade natural soaps, toiletries, mail order, some retail

Bear's Den Trading Post, Inc.
305 N. Buckeye St.
Osgood, IN 47037
(812) 689-5900 | (877) 689-BEAR
Wed-Fri 10:00-6:00, Sat 10:00-4:00, Sun 12:00-4:00
Hunting, Camping, Fishing, Outfitter

Iris Acre Farm/Posey Poke Soap
342 E. Co. Road 650 N.
Osgood, IN 47037
(812) 852-2010
Hand poured and scented luxury soap

Mary's Shoppes
111 Wilmer St.
Osgood, IN 47037
(812) 689-6560
Tues-Fri 7:00-5:00, Sat 7:00-2:00, Closed Mon
Bulk foods, teas, coffee, cappuccino, pastries, books, birdseed, & gifts

Pat's Bulk Foods
Hwy 421 S.
Versailles, IN 47042
(812) 689-6582
Tues-Fri 9:30-5:00 Sat 9:30-4:00
Candy making, spices, bread, etc.

Steve's Bike Shop and Museum
101 E. 1st North St.
Versailles, IN 47042
(812) 689-6883
Bikes, repairs, authorized Schwinn dealer

Totem Saddlery
3086 S. US 421
Versailles, IN 47042
(812) 689-5153
Horse tack and saddles, everything for horse and rider

Otter Creek Candle
2303 N. Old Michigan Rd.
Holton, IN 47023
(812) 689-3167
Mon-Thurs 10:00-6:00
Quality handmade candles, accessories

Antique Shops - Batesville/Oldenburg Area (within 10 minutes of the Inn)

Batesville Antiques / Romweber Furniture
215 N Walnut St
Batesville, IN 47006
(812) 934-6364

Cobwebs in the Attic
405 N Main St
Batesville, IN 47006
Mon- Fri 10 am Ð 5 pm, Sat 10am Ð 3 pm

The Ark
3 S Huntersville Rd
Batesville, IN 47006

Uncle Buds Antiques
12115 N SR 129
Batesville, IN 47006
(812) 934-4627
Mon-Sun 10 am Ð 6 pm

Heirlooms of Oldenburg
22185 Hamburg Rd
Oldenburg, IN
(812) 933-1778
Wed - Fri 10-5, Sat 10-4, Sun 12-4, Mon & Tues Closed

Antique Shops - Surrounding communities

Village Antiques
2100 W. HWY 50
Holton, IN 47023
(812) 689-6151
Wed-Sat 11-5

Milan Station Antiques & Collectibles
P.O. Box 296, 113 W. Carr Street
Milan, IN 47031
(812) 654-2772
Thur, Fri & Sat 10-4, Sun 12-4

Milan Whistle Stop
201 S. Main Street
Milan, IN 47031
(812) 654-3764 | (812) 654-3764
Wed-Sat 10-5

Somewhere In Time Antiques
205 N. Buckeye St.
Osgood, IN 47037
(812) 689-6490

Country Affair
419 S. Adams St.
Versailles, IN 47042
(812) 689-6490
9:30-5:00 Closed Tues, Wed & Sun

Carpetbaggin'
201 N. Buckeye State Route 421
Osgood, IN 47037
(812) 689-1939
Tues-Sat 10:00-5:00, Sun By chance or appointment
Specializing in antiques and collectibles

Recollections Antiques & Music
201 N. Buckeye St.
Osgood, IN 47037
(812) 689-1939
Tues, Thurs, Sun 12:00-5:00, Fri-Sat 10:00-5:00, Also open by appointment
Antiques, musical instruments, books and crafts

The Shepherd's Daughter
114 Railroad Ave.
Osgood, IN 47037
(812) 756-5716
Antiques and Primitives

Great Finds
127 W. Washington St.
Sunman, IN 47041
(812) 623-8800
Vintage treasures, antiques and collectibles

Movie Theatres

Gibson Theatre
107 N. Main St.
Batesville, IN 47006
(812) 934-3212

Wolf Theatre
910 W Ann Blvd
Greensburg, IN 47240
(812) 662-9653

Casinos

Belterra Casino Resort
777 Belterra Drive
Belterra, Indiana 47020-9402
Tel: 1-888-BELTERRA (235-8377)

Grand Victoria Casino & Resort by Hyatt
600 Grand Victoria Drive
Rising Sun, Indiana, USA 47040
Tel: 812-438-1234 or 1-800-GRAND-11

Argosy Casino - Lawrenceburg
777 Argosy Parkway
Lawrenceburg, Indiana 47025
Tel: 1-888-Argosy-7
http://www.argosy.com/cincinnati/

Caesar's Indiana Casino
11999 Avenue Of the Emperors
Elizabeth, Indiana 47117
Tel: 1-877-237-6626

Race Tracks:

Indianapolis Raceway Park

Indianapolis Raceway Park is that rarity, an active racetrack that remains on good terms with its close residential neighbors and has done so for over 30 years of operation. IRP is owned by the NHRA, and contains a drag strip, a 5/8 mile paved oval, and the road course. Spectator and televised events are run each year at all three tracks in the facility. Perhaps the most famous IRP event is the evening of USAC oval track racing offered the night before the Indianapolis 500.

O'Reilly Raceway Park at Indianapolis 2006 Schedule

August

8th --------------- O' Reilly Tuesday Night Street Legals
10th -------------- VP Fuels E. T. Bracket Racing Series, test and tune
12th - 13th ------ AMA Pro Star
15th ------------- O' Reilly Tuesday Night Street Legals
17th ------------- VP Fuels E. T. Bracket Racing Series, test and tune
18th - 20th ------ Indy Truck Bash
20th ------------- VP Fuels E. T. Bracket Racing Series, point's race
30th ------------- 52nd annual NHRA Mac Tools U. S. Nationals

September

4th ----------------- 52nd annual NHRA Mac Tools U. S. Nationals
7th ----------------- VP Fuels E. T. Bracket Racing Series, test and tune
9th ----------------- VP Fuels E. T. Bracket Racing Series, point's race and Nostalgia Pro Comp Association (NPCA)
10th --------------- VP Fuels E. T. Bracket Racing Series, point's race and Nostalgia Pro Comp Association (NPCA)
12th --------------- O' Reilly Tuesday Night Street Legals
15th - 17th ------- ET Finals
19th --------------- O' Reilly Tuesday Night Street Legals
23rd - 24th -------- Drag News Bracket Series
26th --------------- O' Reilly Tuesday Night Street Legals

October

3rd ---------------- O' Reilly Tuesday Night Street Legals
10th --------------- O' Reilly Tuesday Night Street Legals
13th --------------- 15 Fall Sportsman Classic
17th --------------- O' Reilly Tuesday Night Street Legals
21st - 22nd ------- Dragraceresults.com Racing Series
24th --------------- O' Reilly Tuesday Night Street Legals
30th --------------- O' Reilly Tuesday Night Street Legals

Directions:

Maneuvers			Distance	Maps
	1	Start out going NORTHEAST on IN-229 / N.WALNUT ST. toward FRANKLIN ST. continue to follow IN-229	0.5 miles	Map
	2	Merge onto I-74 W via the ramp on the LEFT.	0.5 miles	Map
	3	Merge onto I-465 W / I-74 W via EXIT 94.	0.5 miles	Map
	4	Merge onto CRAWFORDSVILLE RD. via EXIT 16A	0.5 miles	Map
	5	Turn RIGHT onto CRAWFORDSVILLE RD. / US-136 W. Continue to follow US-136 W.	0.5 miles	Map
	6	End at Indianapolis Raceway Park10267 E US Highway 136, Indianapolis, IN 46234, US	0.5 miles	Map
Total Est. Time1 hour, 22 minutes    Total Est. Distance 80.81 miles

The Indianapolis Motor Speedway

The Indianapolis Motor Speedway Hall of Fame Museum, located five miles northwest of downtown Indianapolis on the grounds of the famous Indianapolis Motor Speedway, is recognized as one of the most highly visible museums in the world devoted to automobiles and auto racing. In 1987, the museum and Speedway grounds were honored with the designation of National Historic Landmark.

The late Tony Hulman and Karl Kizer, the museum's first director, established the original Hall of Fame Museum in 1956. The building was located at the southwest corner of the Speedway's property where the Speedway's Administration Building now stands. It was large enough only to display a few vintage racecars. Before long, it was obvious something more substantial was needed.

During 1975, Hulman built a larger, more modern museum within the Speedway oval, its opening coinciding with the United States Bicentennial celebration in 1976.

Constructed of pre-cast cement and Wyoming quartz, the facility encompasses 96,000 square feet of museum and administrative office space. Museum display space measures approximately 30,000 square feet. A glass canopy above the main display floor provides year-round natural light. The building also houses two Speedway gift shops, the track's photography department and other offices.

An air-conditioned snack shop and departure area for bus tours of the historic 2.5-mile oval is located near the museum's front doors. About one-third of the museum's estimated 250,000 annual visitors tour the museum during May, the month of the annual Indianapolis 500-Mile Race.

Approximately 75 vehicles are on display at all times, and among the featured attractions are:

• The Louis Chevrolet Memorial, featuring a bronze bust of Chevrolet with four bronze panels about his automotive accomplishments.
• The Marmon "Wasp," which won the inaugural Indianapolis 500 in 1911 with Ray Harroun at the wheel, and was featured on a postage stamp in the U.S. Postal Service's Transportation Series.
• Four two-time winning cars: the Boyle Maserati (Wilbur Shaw 1939-40), the Blue Crown Spark Plug Special (Mauri Rose 1947-48), the Fuel Injection Special (Bill Vukovich 1953-54) and the Belond Special (Sam Hanks 1957 and Jimmy Bryan 1958).
• More than 30 Indianapolis 500-winning cars.
• The four cars driven to victory by A.J. Foyt Jr., including his 1977 machine that represents his record-setting fourth Indy 500 win.
• The Duesenberg #12 Murphy Special, the only car ever to win both the Indianapolis 500 (1922) and the French Grand Prix at Le Mans (1921).
• Dave Evans' #8 Cummins Diesel Special, the first car to complete the Indy 500 without a pit stop in 1931.
• The 1965 Le Mans-winning Ferrari 250 LM.
• A 1954/55 Mercedes-Benz Formula One car.
• A 1957 SSI Corvette.
• A 1998 Stewart-Ford SF-2 Formula One car.
• A rare 1935 Duesenberg Model JN four-door convertible passenger car, of which only three were built.
• An equally rare 1925 McFarlan TV6 passenger roadster.

The Hall of Fame Museum also displays the equipment and methods used for timing and scoring the Indianapolis 500 from the first race to the 21st century, including a viewer-activated computer presentation that explains the progress through the years. An extensive trophy collection, including the famed Borg-Warner Trophy, which honors the winner of each Indianapolis 500, is also on display along with auto racing trophies, honors and awards from around the world.

For a visual taste of the Indianapolis 500, the museum offers visitors the 48-seat Tony Hulman Theater, featuring a 20-minute presentation of rare historic footage and Indianapolis 500 highlights.

The Hall of Fame Museum is open 364 days a year (closed Christmas Day) from 9 a.m.-5 p.m., and features extended hours to reflect open gate times during May activities. Admission is $3 for adults, $1 for ages 6-15, and children under age 6 are admitted free. For more information, contact the museum welcome desk at (317) 492-6784.

91st Running of the Indianapolis 500 - 2007

Date	Activity	Time
Sunday, May 27	Race Day 91st Indianapolis 500	1 p.m.

Directions to the Speedway:

	1	Start out going NORTHEAST on IN-229 / N.WALNUT ST. toward FRANKLIN ST. continue to follow IN-229	0.5 miles
	2	Merge onto I-74 W via the ramp on the LEFT.	55.1 miles
	3	Merge onto I-465 W / I-74 W / IN-37 S via EXIT 94.	4.8 miles
	4	Merge onto I-65 N via EXIT 53A toward INDIANAPOLIS.	4.1 miles
	5	Merge onto I-70 W via EXIT 110B on the LEFT toward ST. LOUIS.	4.3 miles
	6	Take the HOLT RD. exit- EXIT 77	0.2 miles
	7	Turn RIGHT onto S HOLT RD.	1.9 miles
	8	Turn LEFT onto W 10TH ST.	0.4 miles
	9	Turn RIGHT onto N. POLCO ST.	0.5 miles
	10	Turn LEFT onto W 16TH ST.	0.2 miles
	11	End at Indainapolis Motor Speedway 4790 W 16th St, Indianapolis, IN 46222, US	0.5 miles
Total Est. Time1 hour, 13 minutes    Total Est. Distance 72.42 miles

Indiana Downs Race Track

The nation's newest racetrack is conveniently located and very "fan friendly." The sparkling facility offers live Thoroughbred racing from April-June. Exciting Standard bred (harness) action can be enjoyed from July-October. Off-track simulcast betting available year round. The beautiful Silk & Sulkies restaurant features an a la carte dining menu and delicious buffet. Food court, deli, arcade, gift shop also available.

Indiana Downs Racing Calendar:

To check the calendar of racing events for specific dates, click here.

Directions to Indiana Downs:

Maneuvers			Distance	Maps
	1	Start out going NORTHEAST on IN-229 / N.WALNUT ST. toward FRANKLIN ST. continue to follow IN-229	0.5 miles	Map
	2	Merge onto I-74 W via the ramp on the LEFT.	39.4 miles	Map
	3	Take EXIT 109 toward FAIRLAND RD.	0.5 miles	Map
	4	Turn RIGHT onto W COUNTY ROAD 400N.	0.1 miles	Map
	5	Turn LEFT onto N. MICHIGAN RD.	<0.1 miles	Map
	6	Turn LEFT to stay on N. MICHIGAN RD.	0.2 miles	Map
	7	End at 4200 N Michigan Rd Shelbyville, IN 46176-8515, US	0.5 miles	Map
Total Est. Time37 minutes    Total Est. Distance 40.62 miles

River Downs Cincinnati's Race Track

Free Admission and Parking with Pony Rides for the kids on weekends. Very clean and picturesque. Beautiful paddock, very up close to the horses and jockeys. Decent prices and a family friendly atmosphere (you can sneak coolers in for a picnic). Right next to an amusement park and outdoor concert arena. Great view from free grandstand seats looking over Ohio River.

August

11th --------------- WEBN live remote
12th --------------- Summer National Weiner Dog Races
18th --------------- WEBN live remote
19th --------------- WCPO / NASCAR Simulator
26th --------------- "In the Money" handicapping contest (located in The Regular Pub) WEBN / 1st. Annual "Pig Races" following the last live race.

September

2nd ---------------- $100,000 Pepsi Bassinet Stakes
3rd ---------------- Gary Birzer Benefit - Live & Silent Auction
4th ---------------- $200,000 Miller Lite Cradle Stakes

Directions to River Downs:

Maneuvers			Distance	Maps
	1	Start out going NORTHEAST on IN-229 / N.WALNUT ST. toward FRANKLIN ST. continue to follow IN-229	0.3 miles	Map
	2	Merge onto I-74 E (Crossing into OHIO).	41.5 miles	Map
	3	Merge onto I-75 S toward LEXINGTON.	3.7 miles	Map
	4	Take the exit on the LEFT.	0.1 miles	Map
	5	Take the I-71 N exit toward I-471 S / RIVERFRONT / US-50 E / DOWNTOWN / SECOND ST.	0.1 miles	Map
	6	Merge onto US-50 E via the exit on the LEFT toward DOWNTOWN / I-471 / US-52.	1.3 miles	Map
	7	Merge onto I-471 S (Crossing into KENTUCKY).	4.8 miles	Map
	8	Merge onto I-275 E via the LEFT toward COLUMBUS- OH (Crossing into OHIO).	2.3 miles	Map
	9	Take the KELLOG AVE. exit - EXIT 72- toward RIVERBEND / CONEY IS / RIVER DOWNS.	0.2 miles	Map
	10	Turn SLIGHT RIGHT onto KELLOGG AVE.	1.3 miles	Map
	11	KELLOGG AVE. becomes KELLOGG RD.	0.2 miles	Map
	12	End at River Downs 6301 Kellogg Rd, Cincinnati, OH 45230, US.	1.3 miles	Map
Total Est. Time54 minutes    Total Est. Distance 55.35 miles