The next KTFMC Membership Meeting is 11-10-10 at Fasig-Tipton. Our guest speakers are Steve Johnson, Allen Kershaw, Gus Koch and Dan Rosenberg. The November 10th KTFMC Membership Meeting will play host to a distinguished panel of Farm Managers that has agreed to answer any and all of your questions regarding farm management. All four speakers have served as President and have been honored as Farm Manager of the Year of the Club. Steve Johnson is the managing partner of Margaux Stud, a c

In 1937 Mr. Pinkston bought The Pinson Shop, at the corner of Short and Broadway Streets in Lexington, Kentucky. The shop was a general repair and hardware store. He renamed the shop Pinkston's Turf Goods and opened a harness shop in the back of the store. In 1945 his son-in-law, Paul Ladd, Sr. began running the harness shop. In 1985 Pinkston's moved to it's current location at 1098 West High Street, Lexington Kentucky where it is run by Paul Ladd Sr. and his son, Paul Ladd Jr. When you wal

Three Chimneys Farm began with a dream, a plan and 100 acres of undeveloped land in 1972. Today it incorporates approximately 2,300 acres in six divisions, four of which are devoted to mares and foals, one to yearlings and one is home to 12 world class stallions. It operates as a boutique with a very select clientele. Three Chimneys once was home to Triple Crown winner Seattle Slew and presently has two Kentucky Derby winners standing at stud: Smarty Jones and Big Brown. Cobra Farm is a 340 acre

Standing Kentucky Derby winner Go For Gin! Bonita Farm: Featured on the Animal Planet program Thoroughbred. ... Breeding, foaling, breaking, training, racing ... We train at our farm facilities, shipping to race at nearby tracks. A FARM FOR ALL SEASONS! For All Seasons: Breeding, foaling, breaking, training, racing 1. We breed your mares to our outstanding stallions: Go For Gin and Mojave Moon, as well these fine stallions marketed and booked by Maryland Stallion Station: Outflanker, Fa

Charlotte McGowan has been involved in the breeding of racehorses all her life. She grew up on the stud farm in Dorset run by her mother and stepfather, Belinda and Bill Blanshard. They had resident stallions who attracted many mares each year, along with foaling facilities that enabled Charlotte to gain first hand knowledge and practical experience in all aspects of thoroughbred breeding.

Damrock Farm has room for four broodmares for the 2011 foaling season. A small and intimate facility for mares and foals. Individualized feeding programs, great turnout and experienced, careful handling. For more information visit www.damrockfarm.com or contact Pam by phone (518-843-9311) or email (Pam@damrockfarm.com). Beautiful, newly-expanded facility with 60 acres, 29 stalls, 3 round pens. Safe vinyl fencing and exclusively Thoroughbreds! We offer mare care, foaling, weanlings, yearlings an

To monitor expecting mares, Ridgewood provides 24/7 round the clock professionally trained and experienced staff. We also utilize an EquiFone system and live video cameras. The EquiFone system involves a motion sensor mechanism that alerts an attendant when a mare is in foaling position. The live video cameras can be viewed by owners via the internet and are dually hardwired to observation areas. Our General Manager, Holly Mathis, Bachelor of Equine Science and professionally trained with

Godolphin is the Maktoum family's private horseracing stable and was named in honour of the Godolphin Arabian, who came from the desert to become one of the three founding stallions of the modern thoroughbred. What started in 1992 with a handful of horses, has evolved into the world's foremost international racing stable. To date, Godolphin has won 170 Group/Grade One races in 12 different countries (Australia, Canada, Dubai, England, Ireland, France, Italy, Germany, Hong Kong, Japan, Sing

One of the leading Thoroughbred breeding farms in California, Rancho San Miguel is equipped with state of the art technology to insure the best care for mares and foals. Facilities include padded palpation chutes and foal boxes, a large breeding shed with adjacent foal box and a foaling barn used only during foaling season to provide a clean and safe environment for newborns. The foaling barn is also equipped with a 2,000 lb. hoist in case of an emergency during foaling. Staff members living on

WELCOME TO FAIRBERRY FARM! -Owned and operated by Harvey and Nancy Vanier since 1960 -460 acres devoted to raising top quality, healthy Thoroughbreds -Full service facility including... Breeding, Foaling, Breaking, Training & Layup Turnout - $22.00 per day Layup - $25.00 per day -Full service foaling facility with experienced night watchman and extra large foaling stalls. -Our 37 stall Training Center includes a 1/8 mile indoor galloping track, a 1/2 mile outdoor gallop