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What does land sell for per acre in Kentucky? This is our
#1 question. Everyone asks, and I can
give you a range. I will attempt to answer this below, but
this is a difficult questi
on to answer “simply” – here’s why… Read the rest of this entry »
World Equestrian Games are coming! here’s what some of the events will look like – right here in Lexington, KY http://www.alltechfeigames.com/
Royal Windsor Horse Show 09 from Tim Maloy on Vimeo.

One of the oldest Stone homes in Kentucky for sale or lease – Wake Robin, a Private Estate in the heart of the Bluegrass – Perfect Equestrian or Vineyard location
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Tell a Friend – this will be an awesome event.
Equus Run Vineyards to Host “Old Friends Benefit BBQ & Concert,”
Sponsored by Equus Run, Man O’War Harley-Davidson and Big Ass Fans.
On August 29th, Equus Run Vineyards, the award-winning winery in Midway,
KY, will be the setting for some charitable giving and some
stick-to-your-ribs fun.
The “Old Friends Benefit BBQ & Concert,” hosted by Equus Run, Man O’ War
Harley-Davidson, and the Big Ass Fans Company, will be held Saturday
August 29th at Equus Run Vineyards on 1280 Moores Mill Road in Midway, KY.
The party is from 6 p.m. to 9 p.m. and will feature the Kirby Knob Boys in
concert performing their very distinctive mix of bluegrass, country, and
blues.
Admission is $35 (children under 12 free).
Guests will enjoy the mouth-watering BBQ fare of Kentucky Land & Cattle of
Danville. The hearty buffet will include smoked chicken and Texas-style
brisket served lean and moist, sides of Wicked Beans and Lexington
Coleslaw will add the smokey finishing touch. Kentucky Land & Cattle will
also be offering BBQ demonstrations and “dry rubs” of tasty spices to take
home for your next cookout.
Alltech Kentucky Ale, Kentucky Lite draft beer, a selection of Equus Run
wines, and soft drinks will be available for sale.
All proceeds from the event will benefit Old Friends, the 501 (c) 3
non-profit Thoroughbred Retirement Facility in Georgetown, KY., that is
home to more than 50 rescued and retired racehorses, including many stakes
winners.
The farm’s many pensioned stallions, such as Eclipse-winning Turf Champion
Sunshine Forever, 1991 Horse of the Year Black Tie Affair, and
Eclipse-winner The Wicked North, attract thousands of tourists annually
from around the country.
Admission to the “Benefit BBQ & Concert” includes dinner and music as well
as some extra fun for kids. For tickets go to www.equusrunvineyards.com.
The event is rain or shine and promises to bring people together for good
food, good fun, and a good cause.
For additional information please contact Old Friends @ 502-863-1775, or
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Owned by Cynthia Bohn, Equus Run Vineyards is nestled on 35 acres in the
heart of central Kentucky’s Bluegrass Region. The vineyard is open for
tours and wine tasting daily. Each summer, Equus Run offers a very unique
and enchanting entertainment experience to celebrate our new wine
releases.
Man O’ War Harley-Davidson, located on Bryant Road in Lexington, is owned
by Wes Blackburn and Jim Bentley. It is a leading dealership of
motorcycles, parts and services, apparel and general merchandise.
The Big Ass Fans Co. is the preeminent designer and manufacturer of high
volume/low speed (HVLS) ceiling and vertical fans designed to improve
facility and worker comfort in large commercial, industrial, agricultural
and institutional buildings worldwide.

http://www.centre.edu/web/news/2009/fiske.html
DANVILLE, KY—Centre College is called “an amazing balance of ‘northern academics’ and ’southern hospitalities’” in the 2010 edition of Fiske Guide to Colleges, an annual compilation of college assessments by former New York Times education editor Edward B. Fiske. Centre is the only private Kentucky school listed in the book. Read the rest of this entry »

What does land sell for per acre in Kentucky? This is our #1 question. Everyone asks, and I can give you a range. I will attempt to answer this below, but this is a difficult question to answer “simply” – here’s why…
Size of parcel – obviously, a 3, 4, 5 acre tract will sell for considerably more per acre than a 100 acre tract. Find out what your goal is – are you looking for a low price per acre or are you looking for a good value on a nice building lot for a home, retreat or occasional use home?
Set your goals and go towards it. A 4 ac horse farm for $25,000 – $35,000 (compared to an SUV for $40,000 – $70,000) is a bargain – period. Think what the vehicle is worth in 2 yrs - about half of what you paid, 4 yrs the same vehicle is worth 25% of what you paid, 6 yrs and well, do you still have it? Is it still running? you get my point. That land keeps going up and up - it is tangible – it is real.

Is the Kentucky Bourbon Trail the perfect “stay-cation”? We think so and here is why:
World-class, Historic Distilleries – think Scotland’s history, rolling, green hills, stone fences – sound familiar? Looks like here.
Gorgeous scenery surrounding all of the Distilleries here in the Bluegrass amongst the top Horse Farms in the world
Education on History and why Bourbon is gaining massive popularity throughout the world – ask Knob Creek - they ran out already this year
How our area, right here in the Bluegrass, is becoming the Napa Valley of Bourbon
Education on tasting and appreciating Kentucky Bourbon
Family atmosphere – we bring our family and out of town guests to the Distilleries for Tours
Video on some Bourbon History – click here.
NOTE – You can easily visit 2-3 distilleries comfortably each day at a very leisurely pace. Best of all, most Bourbon Distillery Tours are free, whcih leaves you more money to buy a bottle or two of Kentucky’s liquid gold – KY Bourbon!
We all have our favorites here at KY Land Sales – which Bourbon is YOUR favorite? Call us 859-319-5000 or 4000 Cindy and Brad Simmons, KYLandSales.com Tell a Friend, they’ll be glad you did.

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