Little Kentucky Farm
Thoroughbred Training and Sales
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There’s a new kid in town . . .
Welcome Drinking Tour to the Georgia farm! Charlie is an eye catching 4 year old gelding who has quickly become part of the family. The Winter months will be spent schooling and giving him the chance to mature, so stay tuned and follow along… Continue Reading “There’s a new kid in town . . .”
Buy American and Skip the Tariffs
Starting August 1, 2025, tariffs will be applied onto all equine imports. Tariffs will vary by country and any horse bred outside North America will face significant charges. For example, any horse purchased from the European Union will incur a 20% tariff on top… Continue Reading “Buy American and Skip the Tariffs”
When Life Imitates Art or Vice Versa
I recently watched an old Andy Griffith episode (yes, I’m one of those people), called “Mayberry Goes Hollywood”. It opens with the mayor and other town councilmen having a discussion with a Hollywood producer who is making a pitch to film a movie about… Continue Reading “When Life Imitates Art or Vice Versa”
“A Kick-Ride”. . .
It’s not exactly what it implies or what you’d imagine. When reading ads that market former racehorses, and the seller uses the term “kick-ride” in reference to the horse’s personality under saddle, what does someone imagine that recently retired racehorse to be like? What… Continue Reading ““A Kick-Ride”. . .”
A Little Sign
The farm loves Georgia. What’s not to love with the mountains in North Georgia, super weather throughout the year and increasing popularity of Thoroughbreds as incredibly versatile sport horses. I’ll forever be a Kentucky gal, dividing my time between the Peach State and the… Continue Reading “A Little Sign”
Named After A Beer
Just saying the name outloud is fun. And he’s a lot like his namesake . . .bubbly, tasty and leaves you wanting more. I’m in love and he puts a smile on my face. Check out the HORSES FOR SALE page for photos and… Continue Reading “Named After A Beer”
Joining Little Kentucky Farm
Bundaburg is joining the farm to start his next phase of his career as a show prospect. He’s the perfect age, size, conformation and temperament. Yes, he was too slow at the track, and that makes him the perfect candidate for Eventing!
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