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Day 20 - Louisville & Lexington - Kentucky

A travel blog entry by traceystravels

... actual farm (Clayburn in Paris Kentucky) because of the fences. Clayburn has black fences, Darby Dan has white fences, and the studio thought the white fences looked better on the screen, so Darby Dan it was. A very horsey day, all very Kentucky, what a lovely state. (Plus it was a great place for me to wear my new cowboy hat, not quite as glam as a Kentucky Derby fashions of the field hat, but I was still right at home in it anyway ;) ...

There were 3 now there are 2 and 1

A travel blog entry by astridtje

Two have made it to the safe side of the Appalachia Mountains. One stayed in Marietta, Ohio.
Lexington is a guess, Kentucky is not.

Hopefully the Ohio river wont back up the Muskingum river in Marietta, Ohio. Will keep blogging if power stays ...

Giddy up

A travel blog entry by thecrazystrain

Just pulled into the Horse Park and besides not being able to open my window to pay the parking attendant no real excitement unless you call driving 35 ft of steel boring. We set off around 6:50 this AM from Casa de Strain and made good time. We stopped once at a ...

The Best of Country

A travel blog entry by questwest2

This morning I got my usual late start. I slept til nearly 9a.m. - Tom and Janet also slept late so I'm not feeling too bad. I put a load of my clothes in the clothes washer and Janet and I visited and sipped coffee while Tom came in and out. They have a nice place on 40acres. We took a ride last night on the ATV and saw turkey, deer and wide open spaces. I neighbor had dropped by last night and ...

Bourbon and horses baby! Heaven

A travel blog entry by dktravels

... kept inside in the event of bad weather), temperatures are taken twice daily and weighed weekly. Foals are weaned according to weight not age. Four stallions stand at stud and are impressively and affectionately housed. Their every need is met and not treated like machines to get the most amount of money. This became even more apparent when learning that the majority of foals bred each year are for the personal racing of the owner with about 1/3 sold as ...

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