This beautiful bridge leads horses and riders to trail rides through the woods. After a hard day at work on the track, both horse and man can take a well deserved break on one of the many rides through woods or take a nice gallop over the grass for the younger set whose bones are still pretty fragile.
The pastures at Legends Farm have the best soil in South Carolina. Here, the wind always a trace of salt in the air from the ocean, and I beleive it is better for our horses. The pastures are extremly safe with run-in sheds for those not so pleasant day and rounded fence corners to avoid injury at all costs.
Legends Farm has one training gate with five stalls. You can school your horse in the gate or just give him a workout on the track. In order to work a horse from the gate, a written form must be sent to me for each horse wanting to be worked from the gate. You can email me the form using the email address on the front page. All I need to know if the name and age of the horse and who will be schooling it from the gate.
There are two training tracks here at Legends Farm. There is a track 7/8 of a mile and another one within it going 5/8. There is a 5/8 mile turf course in the back fields where most take grass gallops.
The stalls at Legends Farm are state-of-the-art. When we built our farm, we wanted stalls that would be fireproof and secure. Thanks to out brilliant builders, we have formed stables fit for a king. Within each stable is a ring around the stalls for walking horses recovering from injury or for those raining or chilly days when going outside isn't an option.
Here is one of our horses schooling out of the gate.
(c) Keeneland Thoroughbred Center & Stone Oak Training Center
