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Lessons at this River Circle Drive ranch in Richmond run an hour, take riders from age six, cap groups at four people and cost $55 singly or $270 for a six-week package; unused passes roll over to the following season. Teaching follows natural horsemanship — love and leadership rather than force, fear and intimidation — […]
Set up in 2005, this Madison County charity now works from Jacks Creek Riding Stable on Jacks Creek Road in Richmond, where a twenty-year lease from owner Bob Heyer gives it the arena, stalls, pasture and a second barn; the arena footing was replaced with river sand in 2021. It is a Premier Accredited Center […]
The Equine Podiatry Center sets this practice apart: Dr Scott Morrison co-founded it with farrier Manfred Eckert, and its Lexington roster lists eleven farriers beside the veterinarians, with a fabrication crew building therapeutic shoes, pads, boots and custom braces for surgical patients. Raul Bras appears with both DVM and CJF after his name. Bill Rood […]
Hagyard dates itself to 1875, when Dr E. T. Hagyard came to Kentucky, and to 1891 for the formal practice; the modern institute grew out of a 1951 partnership between Dr Charlie Hagyard, Dr Arthur Davidson and Dr William McGee, whose names remain on the Davidson Surgery Center and the McGee Medical and Fertility Center. […]
A Lameness Locator does the computerised gait work, alongside RLT-Vet regenerative laser, focused extracorporeal shockwave, Magna Wave PEMF, Cytowave and a KCI wound VAC for negative pressure wound therapy, with PRP, IRAP and stem cell preparation handled in house. The practice dates from 1991 and works out of 277 Swigert Avenue, the office open 8 […]
Two Diplomates of the American Veterinary Dental College in equine practice — Jack Easley, MS, DVM, AVBP, and Bo Rainbow, DVM — head this Versailles practice, working with Miller Thornbury, DVM, and intra-oral photographer Cathie Greenwell, BS. Work begins with a routine, lightly sedated oral examination assessing occlusion, oral soft tissues and endodontic and periodontal […]
An in-ground cold saltwater spa held at 34 degrees, a circular swimming pool, a custom Aquatred and a 570-foot indoor jogging surface of sand and synthetic footing make up the working equipment at this Versailles rehabilitation yard on Shannon Run Road. Hyperbaric oxygen therapy is the centre’s longest-running speciality, with more than 20,000 treatments done, […]
Lexi Corbin holds a B.S. in Equine Science with a specialization in health and rehabilitation from Midway University and is MagnaWave certified. Her practice travels to horse farms across the Kentucky Bluegrass Region and also runs a layup barn in Lexington: heated and air-conditioned, with Nelson automatic waterers, two indoor wash stalls, a eurocizer, a […]
Founded in 1963 and still family-owned, Sallee ships from a headquarters at 2053 Buck Lane with a 16-stall, USDA quarantine-approved barn for layovers. The company builds its own vans and 53-foot trailers, running air ride tractors and straight trucks with low ramps, and fits vans with video monitoring. Shippers choose among three configurations: single stall, […]
Horses shipped by Jim Welsh’s Waco-based company travel in 48- to 53-foot air-ride trailers with wide doors, low ramps and closed-circuit cameras, most of them in a stall and a half. The trucks stop at least every five hours, more often in warmer months, so horses can be offered water and given a chance to […]
A stone burr mill on the Hall family farm was grinding wheat and cornmeal in the 1940s; Bob and Bonnie Hall bought Farmers Feed Mill in Lexington in 1964, put the Hallway Feeds name on Thoroughbred farm rations in 1983, and moved to the Loudon Avenue plant in 1986. Lee and Julia Hall run the […]
