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Turnout rather than stalling is the organizing principle here: around 24 horses live outdoors in company instead of being confined to stalls all day, across 50 acres that Sandra and Everette Middleton have owned, operated and lived on for more than twenty years. The farm reports that over 80% of its boarders have stayed ten […]
The barns stand on part of the old Elmendorf Farm, once James Ben Ali Haggin’s, where Fair Play and Mahubah, sire and dam of Man o’ War, were kept; four columns left from the Green Hills mansion give the business its name. Jeff and Melanie Ramey own it and live on the property, which runs […]
Owner Tony Ocampo attends every foaling here, and the farm takes Thoroughbreds only, mares, foals and yearlings headed for the racing and sales ring. He and Lisa Ocampo began the business in 1999; it now runs 400 acres at 2675 Rice Road with seven barns and about 100 stalls, plus a 250-acre annex on Parkers […]
Both arenas are surfaced with polytrack: a lighted 75 by 100 foot indoor school and a 100 by 200 outdoor, each set with jumps. The farm covers 170 acres on Bosworth Lane near Keeneland, with three barns lettered A to C, 12 by 12 stalls, hot and cold wash racks and climate-controlled tack rooms in […]
The equestrian complex went up in 2020 on an 1855 property at 3975 Lemons Mill Pike, where the restored Greek Revival main house is on the National Register of Historic Places and puts up out-of-town clients and horse shoppers. Twenty stalls carry European fronts, automatic waterers, fly-spray systems, fans and cameras; cross-ties sit under radiant […]
Board comes in three grades, and the entry tier is pasture only: four-board plank paddocks shaded by mature trees, horses grouped by sex and temperament, hay as needed and several checks a day. The next step up adds a run-in shelter, either shared or divided into private stalls, with automatic waterers, salt blocks and a […]
Four riders on borrowed horses made up the first programme in 1981, started by Dr Peter Bosomworth with local horse people. The charity now works from the John A. and Virginia Creech Therapeutic Riding Center inside the Kentucky Horse Park, more than 50,000 square feet under one roof holding an indoor arena, stalls, wash racks […]
Stevie McCarron Wigley started this hunter/jumper operation on Lansing Lane in Midway in 2005, after riding for Willow Tree Farm, Wild Turkey Farm, Candice King and Anne Kursinski; she placed eighth in the 1997 Maclay finals and rode junior jumper and equitation finals at Madison Square Garden and Harrisburg. She teaches with one assistant trainer […]
Retirement horses and hunter/jumper students share the same barn on Tarr Road outside Paris. Michelle Shea, a second-generation trainer with more than 25 years in the horse industry and University of Kentucky degrees in business management, marketing and animal science with an equine nutrition focus, runs both sides. Full-care retirement board covers daily stall cleaning, […]
Adoption at this Jessamine County charity begins with a written application carrying a $25 non-refundable fee; once approved — approval stands for a year — applicants are invited out to meet the horses in person. Named horses are listed online with adoption fees between $500 and $1,500. The 72-acre Catnip Hill Road property describes itself […]
Sales preparation here is set out as a pyramid of seven layers — nutrition, hoof care, training to walk, hand walking, grooming, details and selling strategy. Horses are worked through covered round pens, euro-style free walkers and swimming, and fed rations formulated with equine nutritionist Dr. Steve Jackson. Clients who send horses to board on […]
Before a mare is booked at Paris, a Mare Information Form must be on file, naming her stallion and share number, her status — in foal, barren, maiden, slipped or not bred — and the Kentucky farm where she is currently boarding. Cultures and CEM certificates go to the booking office by fax or email; […]
