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No matter what horse won the Kentucky Derby, everyone who attended Industry Denver's benefit for Colorado Share Our Strength's No Kid Hungry campaign on Saturday came out a winner. The event included a three-course, Kentucky-style supper and paired cocktails, prepared by Matt Selby of Corner House, Jensen Cummings from Slotted Spoon, Courtney Wilson of Old Major and other top-notch local chefs and mixologists.
See also: - Slide show: Industry Denver's Kentucky Derby party - First look: The Slotted Spoon Meatball Eatery opens - Paul Attardi steps in at Old Major, replacing Jonathan Greschler
For more photos, visit our full Industry Denver Kentucky Derby slide show.
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