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Lisa E. (Copeland) Troutt

Lisa E Troutt of TX was born on June 4, 1963 in Harris County. Lisa Troutt was married to Kenny A. Troutt on September 25, 1993 in Dallas County, TX.

Lisa E Troutt

Lisa Elaine Copeland

June 4, 1963

Harris County, TX

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Lisa's father is Gerald Willmon Copeland and her mother is Martha Harriet McGregor. She married Kenny Trout, born 1948 in Mount Vernon, IL on September 25, 1993. Currently, Kenny is, according to Forbes, the 1,222th richest person in the world. Lisa and Kenny have children Grant Troutt, Savannah Troutt and Preston Troutt Her husband, Kenny, and she own Kentucky’s WinStar Farm (
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) in Versailles, Kentucky and its 2018 Triple Crown winner Justify, as well as other thoroughbred horses that have won major races. Kenny is also a major donor to Republican candidates, including s Greg Abbott, Ken Paxton, and Dan Patrick, as well as Mitch McConnell. An article about the Troutts and their lives is at Lisa Troutt Put Brook Hollow In The Winner’s Circle For The 2019 Sweetheart Ball
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June 4, 1963

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Harris County, TX

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Caucasian
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US citizen- born in Texas
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Friendswood High School, Friendswood TX
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Lisa was in her high school's dance group.
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Kathy Pinna

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06/08/2022

Lisa W. Troutt

From L to R: KENNY AND LISA TROUTT AND MARTHA AND GERALD COPELAND

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Kathy Pinna

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06/08/2022

Lisa Troutt Put Brook Hollow In The Winner’s Circle For The 2019 Sweetheart Ball

May 9, 2019 5:30 PM by Jeanne Prejean

While the British may boast of the Royal Ascot’s stiff-upper-lip finery and class, 2019 Sweetheart Ball Chairman Lisa Troutt transformed Brook Hollow Golf Club into an homage to the Sport of Kings benefiting the cardiology research and programs at The University of Texas Southwestern Medical Center at Dallas on Saturday, April 6.

It made such perfect sense. Lisa’s husband, Kenny Troutt, owns Kentucky’s WinStar Farm and its 2018 Triple Crown winner Justify, as well as other thoroughbred horses that have won major races.

For Lisa, the Sweetheart Ball was an opportunity to showcase the elegant and beautiful world of horse racing, and to share her family’s pride in their accomplishments. Together with Kenny, their children (Grant Troutt, Savannah Troutt and Preston Troutt) and her parents (Martha and Gerald Copeland), Lisa made the evening a very personal one by selecting and overseeing the installation of artwork, trophies and other mementos from the Troutts’ various properties.

From the moment Ball guests left their own “horsepower” with the valet parkers, they were directed down a lattice walkway to a room created especially for the official photographs. In the center of a wall of white roses, peonies and orchids was a grand logo created for the night by Lisa and Belle Invito using the entwined “S” and “B,” topped with a racing horse in a crown. The crest would be used throughout the evening as a huge emblem on the dance floor and even in smaller forms on the wallpaper.

Following the official photograph, guests entered what had been the club’s Oak Room for the cocktail reception. It was now befitting the exalted status of the Troutts’ champion thoroughbred with the Triple Crown trophy itself on display, backed by a large portrait of Justify that had been painted by one of Kenny’s former employees at Exel Communications. The room also was graced by a sleek gold sculpture of the 13th Triple Crown winner, as well as individual portraits of Justify’s predecessors: Sir Barton (who won the Triple Crown in 1919), Omaha (1935), Count Fleet (1943), and so on.

Reflecting on his love of the sport, Kenny said he’d been interested in horse racing since growing up in Illinois. Once, he recalled, he even hitchhiked from Carbondale, Illinois, to Louisville for the Kentucky Derby. Winning the grand prize with Justify was “a lot of fun,” he said, adding with a smile, “The fun was in making money.”

Guests soon discovered that the windows overlooking the club’s golf course had been replaced with life-size scenes of horses grazing on rolling lush pastures that were bordered by white fences. Brook Hollow’s Charles Redin recalled how Lisa, upon seeing the pastoral scenes, immediately recognized them. It seems that only the Troutts’ horse breeding and racing farm near Versailles, Kentucky, and a couple of others, still sport white fences.

While a pianist played New Orleans-style jazz, guests greeted, and posed for photographs with, Lisa and Kenny in front of the gold sculpture of Justify. Two by two they stepped forward: Heather and Ray Washburne, JoAnne and Tony Roosevelt, Lynne and Roy Sheldon, Linda and Bill Custard, Lisa and Clay Cooley, Pat and Charles McEvoy, Annette Simmons and Jerry Fronterhouse, Janie and Cappy McGarr, Kelli and Jerry Ford, Lana and Barry Andrews, Tavia and Clark Hunt, Margo and Jim Keyes, Jan and Trevor Rees-Jones and Nancy and Jeremy Halbreich among them.

During the reception the talk was of recent jaunts — Claire and Dwight Emanuelson were just back from a business trip to Kapalua — and of growing families (Jacquelin Sewell and her husband William Atkinson were expecting a new arrival on July 4th). There was also talk of those who had to miss the Ball — Lee Ann and Alan White, for example, were at basketball’s Final Four in Minneapolis, where Alan’s beloved Texas Tech would beat Michigan State later that evening — and of the upcoming Dallas mayoral race. Lynn McBee said her bid for the office was “going good,” while mayoral hopeful Regina Montoya said her run had garnered more individual campaign contributions than any other.

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Lisa E. (Copeland) Troutt born Jun 4, 1963

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Kenny A. Troutt