Roy and Gretchen Jackson

had initially planned to bury Barbaro's cremated remains at their farm in Pennsylvania, but they thought since the public was so captivated by him, a final resting place open to the public might be more suitable.

Possible sites include the Kentucky Derby Museum at Churchill Downs, the Kentucky Horse Park in Lexington, or even a future regional racing museum in Pennsylvania.
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