Calumet Farm - Calumet Farm has a record history of Kentucky Derby and Triple Crown winners and continues to be unmatched worldwide.
http://www.calumetfarm.com/

Claiborne Farm - The world-renowned Kentucky Thoroughbred farm, Claiborne, has origins in Virginia. There Civil War veteran Capt. Richard Hancock raised Thoroughbreds on the Ellerslie Farm of his wife's family. The move to Kentucky came with the next generation when Capt. Hancock's son Arthur B. Hancock established a second farm on the property of his own bride and named it Claiborne. The Kentucky farm gradually eclipsed the Virginia property, and Arthur Hancock launched an operation which strongly influenced the path of American breeding in the first half of the 20th Century.
http://www.claibornefarm.com/

Gainesway - In 1989, Graham Beck purchased Gainesway from industry leader John Gaines. Mr. Beck has enjoyed great success breeding and buying Thoroughbreds and is a perennial leading owner/buyer in his native South Africa. Graham and his son Antony are dedicated to carrying on Gainesway’s reputation as a major force in breeding and racing internationally. A powerful history of champions and stakes horses being born, raised, sold and raced. The power of the pedigrees we stable has undeniable quality and substance.
http://www.gainesway.com/

Kentucky Horse Park - The Kentucky Horse Park is an equine themed park and competition facility dedicated to man's relationship with the horse.
http://www.kyhorsepark.com/

Lane's End - The first 240 acres of what would become Lane's End was purchased in 1979. A portion of the property was formerly Bosque Bonita Farm ("Beautiful Woods") a Thoroughbred farm owned by Abe Buford, a general for the Confederacy. Bosque Bonita was later owned by leading horseman John H. Morris. MANNIE GRAY, the dam of the great DOMINO, was raised at Bosque Bonita and LEAMINGTON, sire of the first Kentucky Derby winner ARISTIDES, stood at stud there. In 1875, the year before the Battle of the Big Horn, General George Custer came to Bosque Bonita to buy calvary remounts. The Farish home, once known as Pleasant Lawn, was built in 1829. Visitors to the farm have included former President George Bush, his son President George W. Bush, as well as Her Majesty the Queen.
http://www.lanesend.com/

Three Chimneys - Three Chimneys Farm began with a dream, a plan and 100 acres of undeveloped land in 1972. Today it incorporates approximately 2,300 acres in seven divisions, five of which are devoted to mares and foals, one to yearlings and one is home to 12 world class stallions.
http://www.threechimneys.com/

Win Star - Today WinStar Farm is comprised of approximately 1400 acres, including the original 450-acre tract of land, once known as Silver Pond Farm. Settled in the 1700's by the Williams of Tidewater Virginia, the Silver Pond property remained in the family for over 150 years. Today the original farmhouse, smokehouse, pond, bank barn and Osage orange allee on Pisgah Pike are listed on the National Register of Historic Places, and the acreage includes land from the Olsen, Johnson and Kinkead farms. Bred and own 2010 Kentucky Derby Winner Super Saver, who is now a stallion at Win Star.
http://www.winstarfarm.com/