US EditionChip Bach to Retire After 25-Year Career Leading Turfway Park
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Chip Bach to Retire After 25-Year Career Leading Turfway Park
After 25 years at the helm of Turfway Park, and 13 years as general manager, Chip Bach will retire from his duties with the Florence, Kentucky track effective Apr. 1, the venue announced Monday morning. Bach began his career at Turfway in 1999 as director of operations and human resources. In 2012, he was promoted to general manager of Turfway and later added oversight of Newport Racing & Gaming when it opened in 2020 during the challenges of th…
Chip Bach, Turfway general manager since 2012, will retire April 1
After 25 years with Turfway Park and the last 13 as its general manager, Chip Bach will retire April 1, concluding a career that helped guide the Northern Kentucky track through significant change and into a period of sustained growth. Bach began his career at Turfway in 1999 as director of operations and human resources. In 2012 he was promoted to general manager of Turfway Park and later added oversight of Newport Racing & Gaming when it opene…
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