In an interview with The Thoroughbred Report, owner John Stewart stated: “I've lived in the Lexington area for over 30 years. And so I have always followed the sport and acquired my first horse in 2022 at the Keeneland September Sale. As I started accumulating more horses, I started looking at farms in the Kentucky area because I really wanted to do something significant for the sport in Kentucky, I wanted to do something that would have a positive impact on the sport that I loved”. 

When asked about our fast growing breeding program, John explains: "I'm trying to breed for a different quality of horse. We're not just after winners. We're after Graded stakes winners”. 

With our focus on breeding to race rather than selling, John explains: “We've been very active buying right now, but that's because we're trying to fill in all parts of our program with yearlings and 2-year-olds. So we have something fun to do while we're waiting for our own stock to grow out. But we're going to breed to race, especially the fillies, we'll breed them with the intention of creating good broodmares. I don't see the need to stand stallions. If I create a stallion, that's a big revenue generator for us. And then, as a part of the negotiation, you can always go back. If you’ve got quality mares, you have access to all of the quality stallions. I'm buying some stallion shares, because I'm trying to support the rest of the industry.”