ABOUT THE FARM:
Hill 'n' Dale Farm was incorporated on June 17, 1987 for the purposes of breeding, training, and racing Thoroughbred horses. With a sprawling facility located on prime Bluegrass land in Kentucky, Hill 'n' Dale Farm has grown steadily since its creation and has become a market leader.
Hill 'n' Dale Farm is widely recognized for its world-wide reputation as a respected Thoroughbred breeding and training operation. Developed with an uncompromising commitment to quality, Hill 'n' Dale Farm currently operates an elite and successful breeding and training program centered around a select group of Thoroughbreds with enviable pedigrees. Hill 'n' Dale Farm's philosophy is carefully to schedule its population so that each animal receives hands-on attention. In addition, Hill 'n' Dale Farm believes that the key to successful operations is not only in the number of horses produced but in the careful selection of stallions and broodmares to produce a high proportion of outstanding foals. In its many years of operation, Hill 'n' Dale Farm has developed a reputation for breeding and training some of the best race horses in the world. Indeed, its home bred-horses have proven to be very successful in recent competitions. Hill 'n' Dale Farm sits on prime Thoroughbred breeding land in the heart of the Bluegrass.
We are within an hour's drive of 3 top Thoroughbred racetracks, Churchill Downs, Keeneland, and Turfway Park. We are a short drive away from the internationally famous Gluck Equine Center, a world-class research facility. The Kentucky Horse Park is 20 minutes away and offers access to different equine breeds and experiences. Two of the most outstanding Veterinary Centers are within a 15 minutes drive, Hagyard, Davidson, McGee and Rood and Riddle Vet Clinic.
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DIRECTIONS:
From Louisville, take I-64 East to the Midway Exit 65 (KY-341), turn Right off of exit, turn Left at stop sign on Leestown Road, turn left on Yarnallton Pike (about 6 miles), van entrance is on the Right.
From Lexington, take New Circle Road (4) to Leestown Road, drive away from town (West), turn Right on Yarnallton Pike (about 4 miles), van entrance is on the Right.
