Little Kentucky Farm
Thoroughbred Training and Sales
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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!
SOLD Frankie O’Prado
Congratulations to Matheson Burns on acquiring this sweetheart youngster. Matt purchased former LKF Thoroughbred “More Cowbell” and contacted the farm for the next addition to the team. It’s a real pleasure when former buyers return to experience our quality Thoroughbreds.
Handsome Prospect
Sale page has been updated with current info and new photos of sale prospect Frankie O’Prado. A lovely prospect that has grown into an impressive young Thoroughbred. Balanced and correct throughout with zero blemishes.
2 Stall Openings for Sale or Training
The Georgia farm currently has 2 stalls open for Consignment Sales and Training. First class daily management, training and marketing. Inquire about the 10% discount offer on board. For details please go to Board & Training Services page for full details.
Our Breeches Bursting with Pride
As a 3 year old Cape Kimberly (Bella) ran only 1 time before we brought her home. For some horses, the sights and sounds of the track can be overwhelming. Just because a horse is a Thoroughbred, doesn’t mean they’re meant to race. Bella… Continue Reading “Our Breeches Bursting with Pride”
Wing-Tip Shoes
A glimpse by Z. Fry He seemed to have appeared from out of nowhere, when I looked up from the racing form. An old man slowly walked down the shed row of horses, petting each horse on the neck and stroking their noses. His… Continue Reading “Wing-Tip Shoes”
The Phonebooth
This ‘glimpse’ was written by John Bourke, who is a Thoroughbred race trainer, breeder, owner and an all- around great horseman. How many times did he drive past this retired box and thought to himself what that phone must have meant to so many… Continue Reading “The Phonebooth”
Not All Thoroughbreds Are Racehorses
Our newest farm member is a promising, well-bred youngster who never set a hoof on a racetrack. Transitioning a Thoroughbred from the track to training for the show world is relatively easy. Why is that? With young Thoroughbreds whose futures are designed to run,… Continue Reading “Not All Thoroughbreds Are Racehorses”
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