The team, quality of horse care, and the facility at Pine Knoll Farm are unmatched. As a client who…read moreboards both a show horse and two retired horses, the care for my horses is to a level that everyone hopes for but rarely gets. The team cares for my horses as if they are their own, with excellent communication and true horsemanship. The property has incredible Bluegrass views, extremely spacious and comfortable stalls, carefully maintained grass turnout, and an immaculately manicured indoor arena. I appreciate that Gillian's standard of care for her animals is higher than most and she, Rob, and Octavio run Pine Knoll as a the most welcoming well-oiled machine for both horse and human. I have never felt so comfortable as a horse mom, and my horses have never been as happy as they are here. Anyone is lucky to be able to experience it firsthand.

From the owner: Your Journey, Your Experience: Kentucky Horse Experiences…read morelocated at Pine Knoll Center for Integrated Horsemanship and the Horse Human Connection is not just another beautiful horse farm in this splendid area of the bluegrass. Pine Knoll welcomes people from all walks of life and all parts of the world with truly unique purposes in mind. If one wants to come and relax in our Air BnB’s, take a nature stroll through the wooded trail or participate in an interactive experience with The Peace Ponies you will leave with many special memories. Pine Knoll is a premiere facility for advancing knowledge in horse and human interactions, well-being and personal transformation.​We invite you to explore the many opportunities we have to offer! Come find your Peace.

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

We booked this for three nights, as we were going to see the Ark and Creation Museum. No doubt that…read morethe property is pretty but I was greeted ar the door by a lady in shorts and tee shirt and no shoes. Two dogs and a cat running around, very messy place! The "so called dining room" was three round little tables that seat two. There was a piano in the room and a huge doll house as a room divider. We were taken outside to the back of the house to look at the property and it was very cluttered and messy. Then we were shown our room which was okay but nothing as nice as the picture shows! I felt very uncomfortable and couldn't see us staying there at all. So my husband talked to the barefoot lady and she said we could pay her half of one night stay. We ended up paying for one night and got the heck out of there! I guess if you are a horse person it would be okay, or if you don't mind clutter, but it was not our cup of tea! Judy

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