The land boasts historical significance for more than two hundred years. It was passed down…read morethrough the family of Captain David Shely of Virginia and has gone through numerous hands, including the duPont family, as a stallion station. Currently, it is owned by thoroughbred trainer Ken McPeek and operated as a 115 acre premier boarding and training facility that has been beautifully restored. The name Magdalena honors a Matriarch of the Shely family. A pre Civil War cemetery sits on the back of the property as well as one for many of the horses that passed through the lives of those who maintained the farm. The former breeding shed has been transformed into a guest house that is available on Air B&B. A lovely place to wake up with coffee on the deck with a view of the farm.

Lunch with KEEP at the beautiful Mt. Brilliant Farm, made more so at the barn where the great…read moreracehorse Man o War lived. Refurbished to its former glory, it is a testament to MoW and the days of you're in the racing industry. 44

We had a great 45 minute ride. So much fun that we wished we would have done the 90 minute ride!!…read moreThe staff is very friendly, even the volunteers we met that day. I would definitely return!!

What a great day at Whispering woods. We hadn't rode horses in a while, so we only did the 45 min…read moreride. The weather was beautiful for a ride through the woods led by Dallas. My horses name was Sheriff and he was very gentle. They also have pigs, goats, and miniature horses. We were able to purchase a bag of carrots for $4 to give to our horses as well as the other horses/animals. Thank you to Dallas and Emma for making our day great. They even stopped halfway to take pictures. The horses and animals were well taken care of. The staff was most knowledgeable and seemed to love their jobs.

Winstar Farm is a large commercial breeding farm standing many notable stallions, including Pioneer…read moreof the Nile, the sire of Triple Crown winner American Pharoah. Many horses are bred to race in the colors of the farm. Horses are shown in the middle of the large barn where they are housed. Photos can be difficult to take due to the ceiling lights which cause extensive glare. There is now a gift shop where you can purchase souvenirs such as t-shirts, jackets, etc.

Mary page was an exceptional host and made our tour so interesting. Definitely worth the cost and…read morewe really enjoyed our time on their beautiful farm.

Amazing tour, learned a lot and loved the horses! Absolutely beautiful farm! Highly recommend! Easy…read morewalking and worth the drive there.

We reserved spots on the 10:00 a.m. tour on a Saturday. The weather was beautiful, the farm was…read moreclean for a horse farm, the visitor's center was nice, too. The lady who greets you as you come into the visitor center was incredibly helpful and welcoming. We loved our tour with Levi who was so knowledgeable about the farm and its history. He let us pet 3-4 horses and feed them peppermint. It was overall a wonderful experience and we loved it. Very informational. If you have mobility issues you might consider bringing a wheelchair. You walk on concrete the entire time.

This is perhaps the most interesting restaurant in Paris, Ky. It is housed in a former train…read morestation and the tracks alongside the place are still active. It features both indoor and outdoor seating, a full bar and a varied menu selection. The service is very good and the restaurant is extremely welcoming. Inside you'll find decor from surrounding horse farms and horse racing items. My favorite entree here is the chicken livers plate which in itself is pretty unique. Ther servings are extremely generous and the presentation is very pleasing when it arrives at your table. There's plenty of parking near the entrance and the lot is well lit. It's worth a trip to Paris to dine at the Trackside!

Great ambience. Wide variety of food options. The have pizza on Sundays. Firepit outside with…read morecouches. We visited on a Saturday around 2pm. It wasn't super busy, about half full. The inside bar is beautiful. Bathrooms are nice but dark & was difficult for my 92yr old grandmother to access & use independently. (Terrible for low vision & reaching items.) Didn't see a handicap accessible bathroom. The staff was nice. We did have to hunt them down to pay our check, but otherwise, food & drink were tasty.

Awesome locals spot & great for events. Most of all, I love the whole staff, Tina always remember…read morewhat I'm drinking & everyone is like family now. Pat & Rickie are absolutely awesome. From here you can catch the Stoner Creek boat (call to reserve it) and golf. Then, stop in for a cold one & food. Buffalo boneless chicken w/ Ranch, pork chops w/ mac n cheese, baked potato, fries, bar food & specials.. all good. I really like the open salad bar. I love coming here & miss the people when I leave. Located on a golf course w/ a view of the creek & railroad bridge. Nice outdoor seating w/ heating lamps & a TV. A total fav of mine to kick back & watch some horse racing.

It's a dump. Food is horrible. Service is nonexistent. That's why it never stays open for long when…read moresomeone reopens it. Do yourself a favor and just skip this place.