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Carriage Station FarmOne hundred acres nestled in the middle of scenic Bluegrass Country, Carriage Station Farm is home base for the CW Event Team. While it serves as training headquarters for Cathy and her horses, Carriage Station also offers a complete boarding operation for others to enjoy. A 21 stall cement block barn, complete with rubber matting, two wash racks, all weather riding ring, grass stadium course, and cross country course up to preliminary always open for schooling. Most horses enjoy the company of others in the space of our large field turnouts, however individual paddock turnout is offered.With the gracious support of neighbors we have unlimited areas to hack and do our vital conditioning trot and gallop sets.If you are looking for a home base from which to reach your goals, whether it's enjoying a trail ride, or preparing for competition ; Carriage Station Farm will provide a caring, top level facility.

Manchester Farm, located in the heart of the Bluegrass region next to Keeneland Race Track in Lexington, KY, is a renowned commercial Thoroughbred nursery specializing in breeding and selling young racehorse prospects. Owned by Houston oilman Mike G. Rutherford since 1976, the farm is recognized worldwide for its exceptional female bloodlines and has produced over 70 stakes horses to date. With a breeding program that typically yields 15 to 20 foals each year, Manchester Farm has been home to notable horses such as Cara Rafaela, the Grade 1 winner and Kentucky Broodmare of the Year, and champions like Bernardini and Informed Decision. The farm's commitment to excellence is reflected in its strategic partnerships and focus on top-tier Thoroughbred female families. Generated from the website

Overbrook Farm is the home stable of Storm Cat, a horse that retired from racing in 1988 to stud. The farm s first stallion went on to become the leading sire for two-year-olds six times, an achievement only matched in North America by the legendary Bold Ruler. By 2000, Storm Cat became the leading sire in North America for the second straight year and had collected progeny earnings greater than $10.75 million. William T. Young, the founder of Overbrook Farm, received the Eclipse Award in 1994 as the outstanding breeder in North America. The breeding farm has produced multiple two- and three-year-old champion horses over the past 20 years. Overbrook Farm, which is located in Lexington, Ky., was founded in 1972.