State-of-the-art thoroughbred boarding and breeding facility combining technologically advanced nutrition and individual care to achieve results for client racehorses. Three-hundred-and-ten-acre farm located in the lush Kentucky bluegrass with easy access from Lexington and Louisville.
We encourage every racehorse owner to visit any farm you consider for boarding— whether you're boarding a mare you plan to breed or retiring a horse that completed a successful career. Many boarding facilities have horses of all ages, sexes and stages of life. Yet, some treat them the same, turning them out together in large fields, which can result in stress, poor weight and even injury.
ForeverSpring Farm is not your typical boarding facility. We feed and handle our equine residents individually so there's no competition. Staff members are full-time and on the farm so they know your horse and can see to its particular needs.
At ForeverSpring Farm, we offer 310 acres of prime bluegrass, diamond wire and board fenced paddocks and so much more:
Constant turnout with your horse residing among others of the same age or life stage.
Customized rations developed by Dr. David Williams and fed in buckets labeled with your horse's name to provide the nutrition your horse needs every day.
Individual 12' x 12' feeding stalls located along each paddock so horses can eat without competition. We feed twice daily, seven days a week.
Heated watering systems for year-round hydration.
Ample aisles between paddocks to help prevent injury.
Run-in shelters in each paddock that protect against the elements.
14' x 14' barn stalls with 12' ceilings.
Euroxciser for conditioning, sales prep and rehabilitation.
Extensive records using the Jockey Club's farm management system to track each horse's progress.
ForeverSpring Farm owners Dr. David and Betty-Gayle Williams live on the farm to oversee your horse's care. Dr. Williams is a nationally recognized equine nutritionist,
Dr. Joe Yocum, ForeverSpring's veterinarian, resides in nearby Danville. ForeverSpring Farm also teams up with Lexington veterinarians who specialize in sports medicine and provide pre-sale exams and x-rays.