UK Defeats Miami of Ohio, 42-0.

The UK Wildcats dominated the offensive yards 488-188 over Miami of Ohio to win its season opener in Paul Brown Stadium 42-0. Photos by Mark Cornelison and David Perry | Staff

Music for Dani

Hospice of the Bluegrass music therapist Dale Lewis sang to, and with, Dani Pruitt, Lexington, a 5-year-old with spinal muscular atrophy who is part of a special Hospice program that helps chronically ill children. Aside from the comfort and aide to the parents, the Hospice program Daniel’s Care helps make sure the kids get all the services they need. It is unique to Kentucky and was started in honor of Rick Pitino’s son, Daniel. In this video, Dani’s mother, Beth, explains the benefit of music therapy during one of Lewis’ visits to Dani. Video by David Perry | Staff

Lucinda Fredericks Wins Rolex Kentucky Three-Day Event

Lucinda Fredericks of Australia won the Rolex Kentucky Three-Day Event after a clean ride in the stadium jumping competition Sunday, April 26, 2009. Photos by David Perry | Staff

Rolex Kentucky Three-Day Event Cross Country

The Rolex Kentucky Three-Day Event held the cross country phase of the competition at the Kentucky Horse Park on Saturday, April 25, 2009. Lucinda Fredericks, aboard Headley Britannia, led all riders, with the final phase, stadium jumping, to determine the winner on Sunday. Photos by David Perry | Staff

Lokomat, The Walking Machine

Scott Crawford wants to walk again. In September, a pile of wooden pallets fell on Crawford. The accident left him unable to move because of a spinal cord injury. Crawford, 51, went from driving a tractor trailer to negotiating a wheel chair.
Twice a week Crawford goes to Cardinal Hill Rehabilitation Hospital for physical therapy. He straps into a robot, called the Lokomat, that guides his legs and helps him walk. Crawford hopes the machine will teach him how to walk on his own again. Photos by David Perry | Staff; Audio by Sarah Vos | Staff

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