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Mike Rowe travels to Kentucky to learn the Olympic sport of Dressage; he goes to Churchill Downs for a hands-on lesson in horse-racing from a professional horse jockey.
Mike Rowe travels to Kentucky to learn the Olympic sport of Dressage; he goes to Churchill Downs for a hands-on lesson in horse-racing from a professional horse jockey.
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