Our Story
330 Acres of Bluegrass History
Six Winters Farm is more than a boarding facility — it's a living piece of Kentucky's equestrian heritage, managed by a family that has dedicated their lives to the sport horse world.
The Farm
Rooted in the Bluegrass
Six Winters Farm sits on 330 acres of private Kentucky farmland at 5613 Mt. Horeb Pike, Lexington, KY — just six miles from the Kentucky Horse Park and easily accessible via I-75 and I-64. The property has been shaped by the rhythms of horses and seasons for generations, and today stands as one of the region's premier sport horse facilities.
The farm's name has a story of its own. Founded in the early 1990s by the Allen family, the name comes from their time in Cleveland, Ohio — a period they fondly recall as "six very long, cold, snowy winters." When they finally settled in the warmth of Kentucky's Bluegrass, they brought with them a deep background in thoroughbred breeding and sport horse showing, and a vision for a facility that would set a new standard for equine care.
The farm is managed full-time by the Allen family. Amy Allen oversees seasonal sport horse boarding, while Ashley Allen leads the pasture board and retirement programs — ensuring every horse receives individualized attention from people who truly understand the demands of competition and the importance of a proper transition to retirement.
What We Stand For
Our Guiding Principles
Horse-First Care
Every decision at Six Winters Farm starts with the horse. From feeding schedules to turnout rotations, we tailor our programs to the individual needs of each resident.
Sustainable Stewardship
Our on-site solar development powers the entire farm, reflecting our commitment to preserving the land and the Bluegrass region for generations to come.
Transparency & Trust
We believe owners deserve peace of mind. Regular updates, open communication, and a dedicated point of contact for every program keep you connected to your horse's daily life.
Deep Equestrian Roots
The Allen family's decades of experience in thoroughbred breeding and sport horse showing means your horse is in the hands of people who understand the demands of competition and the importance of a proper transition.
Come See the Farm for Yourself
We welcome prospective owners to visit Six Winters Farm and meet the team. Contact us to schedule a tour or call (859) 494-5334.
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