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Thanks to many, project is now moving forward, Gabbert says

By: Dean Manning

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More than seven years after it was first publicly announced and nine years since it was first proposed, officials with Keeneland announced Tuesday that dirt will begin moving on Cumberland Run and its extension facility in Williamsburg this summer with completion scheduled for July 2022.

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