My daughter and I have taken lessons and boarded our horses here for fourteen years. Nancy has…read moretaken Jayna from a three years old beginner leadline Academy rider to an accomplished show rider at Junior League. Nancy is an excellent instructor for any level of rider, whether your goal is to ride for show or pleasure. She always has a wide variety of horses suited to various disciplines. The facility offers indoor riding in inclement weather and about fifty acres for outdoor experiences. She is always personable and welcoming. Great place to ride! Check out her summer programs as well.

I came to Lexington for a month from California looking for a place that could help me learn how to…read more ride horses. I had no experience (well maybe the state fair when I was 5). I called Nancy at Brannon Stables and she was amazing. She took some time to understand what I was looking for before I made the drive to try out my first lesson. I arrived and and it was a great fit. She was patient, easy going and very good about correcting me (and understanding this was my first time on a horse). I started 4 weeks ago (from 0 experience) and today I can put the (english or western saddle on), start, trot, canter, turn (and most importantly stop). I highly recommend her.

I've been involved with horses for every decade of my life, and I keep coming back to 3 day. It's a…read moreclosely-knit yet welcoming community of folks of all ages who really love their horses. Head trainer and owner, Tanya, is big on building strong foundations and has an excellent reputation for starting young horses or retraining difficult ones. She's also the head coach for Transylvania University's head eventing team, which is based at the farm. There's an indoor plus outdoor arena, a cross country field, and plenty of room in surrounding farmland to hack out or do interval training. Tanya especially, along with the farm and stable managers are big on barn and horse safety - this is the kind of place where you will find no sharp corners or edges, breakaway hooks on every cross tie and rope, everything up to code, well-maintained paddocks and fencing, no dogs allowed, etc. If someone is doing something that's not leading to the optimum safety and protection of their and others horses, they'll be told so. The stalls, wash rack, tack room, and aisle are kept very clean. Quality is valued in every lesson beginner to advanced, and in horse care. Stall-care horses are fed twice per day, with pasture-care horses brought in by staff for daily feedings for a reasonable added fee as needed. 12 stall barn, 5 big pastures, and smaller paddocks for overflow/quarantine horses. They throw good hay in the winter and provide up to 2 scoops per day of high quality Hallway feeds grain for pasture horses, included in the price of board. The unofficial barn farrier & barn vet are top-notch and preferred in their fields by sport horse owners. Plus, the barn cats are AWESOME. They have their own Instagram @catsofthreedayfarm .

I can't say enough great things about Tanya and the staff. A happy friendly atmosphere. Great…read moreriding amenities and a beautiful farm.

Went out here today to check out the place for an event. They have a beautiful bed-and-breakfast as…read morewell as an event venue. This would be a great place for a wedding or family reunion. The lakes are beautiful and all of the horses in the pastures are the reason kentucky is so beautiful

Bedroom spacious and quiet. Chef Claire's breakfasts are unsurpassed in quality and quantity…read more Farm is beautiful especially at sunrise and sunset. Horseback riding and fishing available. Staff, guests, and animals are friendly.

Farm is immaculate.Nice barns.Pastures manicured. Horses cared for.Nice fencing.No restroom unless…read moremanager is there which isn't often.Bathroom in manager's office. Lacks security.Anyone can drive in 24/7.Several saddles stolen when I was there including mine. Manager had lock installed on tack room. I had additional property stolen from the "locked" tack room. Friend had bridle stolen out of her tack trunk.Many promises.Cameras,repair main gate, portable restroom,.These things never happened.Lots of excuses.Too much theft.No effort made for security.

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