Horse reins with individual name plates hang outside the horse barn at Claiborne Farm
Hanging Horse Reins with Nameplates
Hanging Horse Reins
Hanging Horse Reins with Nameplates
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Open Horse Barn at Claiborne Farm
Claiborne Farm in Paris, Kentucky, has stud barns that house world-renowned Thoroughbred stallions. Visitors can walk through the iconic shed rows of stallion barns and see the stables,
Open Horse Stud Barn
Bright Colored Horse Stable
Playing with a Toy
Although it seems like the horse is rapidly eating straw, the “Hay Ball” provides mental enrichment and stimulation for the horse at the barn at Churchill Downs. It functions as a slow feeder, which makes it perfect to prevent boredom in the stables.
Playing with a Toy
Horse Looking at You
A horse at the barn at Churchill Downs looking right at the photographer
Another Horse Looking at You
Portraits of Horses
While on the Barn and Backyard Tour at Churchill Downs, Louisville, Kentucky, we saw many horses in barns posing for the photographers. Here are portraits of a couple of horses.
Looking at You
A Mixed Colored Horse
Churchill Downs Stables
In the guided van tour, riders ride among the signature green-roofed barns, home to 1,700 horses during the racing and training season. In addition to the horses, they see some of the hundreds of people who live and work on the Backside as they care for and train the world-class Thoroughbreds.
We saw the stables where winning horses have lived during their time at Churchill Downs (there are plaques to honor each Kentucky Derby winning horse at their named stable)
McPeek Stable Winners
Winners’ Plaques at the Stable
Abandoned Barn
Driving around the countryside in Lexington, Kentucky, it is rare to see abandoned barns on farms far away from estates
An Abandoned Barn in Lexington Countryside
Iconic Barn at Grand Teton
The T.A. Moulton barn is an iconic structure in Jackson Hole. The view with the barn in the foreground and the Teton Range as the backdrop is one of the most photographed locales in the valley. Thomas Alma (T.A.) Moulton was among the people who moved to the area in the early 1900s. He spent more than 30 years constructing a barn that still stands today. It’s all that remains of the homestead he and his sons built.
Almost Firewood Too
Alexander County in North Carolina is almost rural farmland and has many old farm structures. Here is an old barn that almost looks like soon-to-be firewood, very similar to what is stored there under an awning.
Clouds Over a Barn
A rural scene with clouds over a barn on a cold winter day
Clouds Over a Barn
A Barn from the Past
An image from the past still has character and beauty
A Barn from the Past