by Lyra Miller | Sep 11, 2023 | B&B, Bourbon County Horse Racing, Guesthouse, Horse Farm, Paris, KY, Rosecrest
The summer is gone…it’s still hot and feels like summer but it’s Labor Day. The foals are growing and learning how to play with each other, known as “horse play”. Some of them are already at the advanced level. Some of the older babies have been...
by Lyra Miller | Jun 1, 2023 | B&B, Bourbon County Horse Racing, Goldencents, Guesthouse, Horse Farm, Paris, KY, Rosecrest, Uncategorized
Foaling has been over for four weeks. Our last baby was two days early and made his appearance just after lunch, but I’m getting ahead of myself, he was the 5th baby since my last blog so let’s go back to April 16th with the birth of Sweet Halory ’23. As...
by Lyra Miller | Mar 31, 2023 | B&B, Goldencents, Guesthouse, Horse Farm, Paris, KY, Rosecrest, Uncategorized, Wilshire Farm
Yes, it’s another update from the farm, the girls are keeping us busy. As I was writing the last post we had three more babies. So let me get started before we have anymore. March 14, Savannah’s Glory, a beautiful chestnut mare by Bluegrass Cat, was 9 days...
by Lyra Miller | Mar 17, 2023 | Area Attractions, B&B, Bourbon County Horse Racing, Goldencents, Guesthouse, Horse Farm, Lil's, Paris, KY, Rosecrest, Wilshire Farm
We hope 2023 has had a good start for you. I know it seems wherever you live the weather has been crazy and unpredictable. I hope you’ve weathered all the storms! We’ve had our share of bad wind but I’ll get to that later, we are having babies….three...
by Lyra Miller | Jan 19, 2023 | B&B, Bourbon County Horse Racing, Guesthouse, Horse Farm, Paris, KY, Rosecrest, Uncategorized
It’s 2023 and for the moment we have no babies on the farm. As you know, January 1st is the official birthday for all Thoroughbreds, so the youngest horses on the farm are yearlings and the oldest is Tinner’s Storm at 23. Tinner is looking great, even his...
by Lyra Miller | Oct 7, 2022 | B&B, Bourbon County Horse Racing, Guesthouse, Horse Farm, Paris, KY, Rosecrest, Uncategorized, Wilshire Farm
It’s October and it not only feels like fall but also looks like fall. The leaves are starting to turn, the horses are filling the barns at Keeneland for the fall race meet and the spiders are creating their lacey artwork on the fences. Lacey artwork of...
