I have never done a horse farm tour and I have lived in Lexington for a bit of my life. I would…read morehave to say this is a must! I learned so much about the horses life after the track and how breeding works. We did the tour of the stallions, they also offer a tour of the baby's and mamas. It just depends on which you want to do because they are about a hour long. Be prepared to walk and for the unpredictable weather as parts are outside. It was so cool, we met freight line and he let us pet him. The staff was so sweet and knowledgeable and had brochures for us to take home which was so cool! I think any horse enthusiasts or even if you just want to enjoy and be a tourist in your state this would be amazing.

The best time . Beautiful horse's beautiful landscaping …read more We Will come back again . We heard Queen Elizabeth stayed here and enjoy the beautiful property with all these horses .

We have a horse here so I was lucky enough to visit and stay at this glorious farm for a night…read more It's mainly a breeding farm with 70+ broodmares. It is foaling season now so there are many darling babies, with their wobbly little legs, coming into this world nearly everyday until around late May or so. They are closely protected by their mamas and monitored by the farm staff around the clock. You can't deny that God exists when you are witness to such perfection; and to boot, one of these hopefuls could be future KY Derby, Breeders, OR Triple Crown winners. It's such an amazing experience, it's really hard to put into words. Many thanks to the Endeavor team for the KY hospitality!

Along the scenic byway between Lexington and Frankfort sits Adena Springs Annex. Started in 1989,…read moreit was the original farm before the Paris location was built. Named as a tribute to the Adena Native American tribe, the first inhabitants of the land, the farm is home to broodmare and foals. The stallions are gone, but for 25 year old Red Bullet and 24 year old Macho Uno, both pensioned and living out their days grazing in their pastures. 13

Pin Oak is a beautiful thoroughbred breeding operation in the Bluegrass. It embodies excellence in…read morethe industry, not only in breeding, but in the sport of racing as well. Currently, they stand two stallions, Broken Vow and Alternation. An opportunity to visit Pin Oak is a worthwhile experience for visitors to Lexington and locals alike.

From the owner: Pin Oak Stud has been breeding, raising, and racing Thoroughbred champions for almost 75 years.read more

A complete equine rehabilitation facility in the heart of the Bluegrass. Many top equine athletes…read morebenefit from their individualized programs which result in optimum outcome after injury or for athletic recovery. They employ Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT), along with an Aquatred, a swimming pool and a cold saltwater spa to achieve healing while working alongside your veterinarian to formulate a plan for a return to racing, or simply a better quality of life on the farm. Owner Kirsten Johnson's passion is evident and her twenty five years of experience with equine athletes is on display at every turn. A happy, healthy horse is her ultimate mission.

The owner Kirsten and all of the staff really care about every horse in the stable. They are warm…read moreand caring and the work they do is incredible. I sent my quarter-hours to recover from a tendon injury and kissing spine. I went down to see him and he's the horse he was before the injury -- temperament and physique! Thank you a million times over. We pray he stays sound for many years to come. Chris