Kevin McCullough
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Kevin Timothy McCullough was born in Cincinnati, Ohio in 1968. Parents, Mary and Jim, raised Kevin just across the Ohio River in the city of Edgewood which is located in Northern Kentucky. Graduating from Dixie Heights High School in 1986, Kevin went on to attend and graduate from the University of Kentucky majoring in Finance, Management, and Economics.
Since the mid-1990's, Kevin has gained a reputation as being one of the world's most formidable horse-racing handicappers. He practically grew up at various race tracks in Kentucky and Ohio because his father would take him there almost each and every weekend while growing up. Over those many years with his father, Kevin gained an incredible knowledge of the Sport of Kings and applied this knowledge to some of the Sport's biggest events, including the Kentucky Derby and the Breeders Cup.
McCullough publishes an annual commentary on the Kentucky Derby that has been carried over from a publication that his Father created back in 1959. Kevin's Father passed away in 1998, and Kevin has been publishing what is known as the "Green Sheet" ever since. The "Green Sheet" has become a very popular Kentucky Derby tip sheet for handicappers from Coast to Coast and it has amassed a cult-like following. To date, Kevin's tips on the Kentucky Derby have been likened to Nostradamus, and his followers cannot wait to see his predictions from year-to-year.
Kevin has been the subject of articles in the Cincinnati Post and the Daily Racing Form and has over 200 subscribers to his annual report on the Kentucky Derby. He has made appearances on television Fox Channel 19 in Cincinnati, as well as radio 1530 Homer to discuss the Derby.
Today, Kevin still resides in Northern Kentucky and continues to provide handicapping tips for race-tracks such as Keeneland, Churchill Downs, Turfway Park, Beulah Park and River Downs. If you need to contact Kevin, just go to one of the tracks mentioned above, and ask around, you are certain to find him.
