Horses For Sale

Our American Thoroughbreds have raced throughout the Northeastern United States. I emphasize that our Thoroughbreds are horses I know personally – some that I may have broken and galloped. Therefore, I have a genuine love and interest in the horse’s well-being and compatibility between prospective owners and horses will be determined via a pre-qualifying process. – Zeb Fry of Little Kentucky Farm Thoroughbreds

THOROUGHBREDS LISTED ON THIS SITE ARE NOT RESCUED THOROUGHBREDS

Guideline for purchasing – Please thoroughly read

The farm requests CURRENT riding videos/photos of purchaser, videos/photos of purchaser’s farm (barn, stall, turnout). This will assist in making a proper match and satisfy and guarantee the type of quality care and management.

12% deposit of purchase price is required BEFORE prepurchase exams. It is advisable to leave a deposit at the time of visit and immediately schedule a vet exam. The exam must be scheduled within 24 hours of placing deposit. Horses will not be ‘held’ unless there is a deposit, and there will be an expiration and forfeit of deposit if a vet exam is not secured in a timely manner. Prepurchase exams to be scheduled and paid by purchaser either with a local vet or personal vet. Deposits are only refunded IF and AFTER the exam has been taken and if the results are UNSATISFACTORY.
As the seller of the Thoroughbred, it is REQUIRED that I’m included in all communication (both verbal and written) between the hired vet and the potential buyer of all exam results and to be present during communications of exam results and opinion.

Exams are done only on the farm property, and to be scheduled from Monday through Thursday. Do not schedule an exam on a holiday week because you risk not receiving results in a timely manner. All horses are to be paid in full 24 hours after accepted prepurchase exam. Payment can be in cash, certified check and bank wired payment. The farm does not use any e-payment transactions.
The farm offers 30-60-90 day training.
The farm recognizes returning buyers. Over the years, we’ve appreciated returning buyers who have bought our former Thoroughbreds.
The farm can assist in transportation with locating reliable and professional haulers, or the farm may be able to haul and deliver at an additional price.
There is a DAY FEE of $35/day until time of pick up. This is for stall, bedding, feed, hay, supplements and labor, full care until time of pick up. Upon pick up, buyer is responsible to supply full hay net, deep bedding on trailer floor, halter and lead. Farm can supply these items at full retail cost. ($50 hay net with hay, $10/bag pine shavings, $125 custom leather Quillin halter, $25 lead)

No haggling, Prices are firm – No trials – No trades – No sponsorships – No Exceptions

Bundaburg – $21k

A handsome youngster perfect for a capable junior rider, adult amateur or professional would enjoy developing and succeeding in the show world. A definite candidate for Eventing Novice to Preliminary, fancy mover for straight Dressage, correct conformation that is on the thicker-side with solid muscle, looks handsome in western tack (Western Dressage), quiet enough and super knees for the Hunter-Jumper world (Thoroughbred Divisions). Boone can go any direction!

Bundaburg is a bay gelding foaled May 2020 by sire Klimt, and out of She’s Gonna Float. He has finished growing in height and is a solid 17 hands and has been filling out with impressive muscle with a gorgeous neck and nice round hindquarters. Bundaburg has a strong resemblance to his sire Klimt from conformation, color and personality.

Boone retired completely sound with only 6 career starts in July 2024, beautiful tight legs, great feet, correct conformation, short coupled, and big beautiful eyes. Boone has a Level-1 roar (level 1 is considered low), that does not cause any performance issues.

Excellent feet all around and a good boy standing for the farrier (Boone is not hot shod). Cross ties, well behaved for grooming, tacking up and lowers his head and opens his mouth to put the bridle on, working around in stall, clippers, touching ears, zero vices, stands at mounting block, allows me to open and close gate while in the saddle, stands quietly while tightening girth in the saddle. He is a very quiet and level-headed youngster.

Gaits are impressive and are getting stronger. Boone is a natural and can easily leg yield, shoulder-in, haunches-in, and currently working on collected trot into medium trot. Lovely over-step at the walk and halts immobile.

Free rotation of the shoulders and hindquarters that are impressive. Very soft mouth and easily responsive to neck reining and the rider’s pelvis and shoulder placement. Much of his former track training has been applied and continues to be used in his development as a show horse. Quiet and calm personality with a steady-eddy demeanor very suitable for a professional or a Young Rider looking to grow their team of horses. I envision Boone having very competitive scores in the Dressage phase with Judges being very complimentary.

Zero vices and never naughty. Jump schools have been added into Boone’s 2025 schedule and has been a wonderful pupil who enjoys popping over different fences. Currently schooling low, friendly obstacles that builds confidence. He has never offered a stop, never hesitated, never ran out. Boone is calm and quiet at his approaches, lands straight and quiet upon landing away.

Boone is a heck of a nice horse with untapped talent. I actually look forward to riding him and he has done very well on cold rainy days, windy days, deer, gun shots, low flying planes.

Current coggins, registered microchip, current with dental and no ulcers.

Boone is a character and his trainer who is an Aussie, named him after Australian ginger beer Bundaberg. His track family changed the ending of his name and spell it Bundaburg. He’s an absolute delight.