Stonerside Stable, Horse stud farm in Bourbon County, Kentucky, US.
Stonerside Stable is a thoroughbred stud farm in Bourbon County that operates breeding and training facilities for racing horses. The property includes multiple barns with stalls and a training track beside Stoner Creek.
The property traces back to James Kenney, a Revolutionary War soldier who acquired the land in 1785 and built a residence there. What started as a small holding grew into a major breeding operation over subsequent generations.
The farm keeps alive Kentucky's tradition of breeding thoroughbreds that shape American horse racing. Visitors can observe how breeding work connects directly to the sport itself and understand the deep ties between this place and racing culture.
The property uses modern training facilities that allow year-round operations regardless of weather. Visitors should be prepared for a large, spread-out area where comfortable shoes are helpful for walking.
A covered bridge built in 1999 crosses Stoner Creek and was the first of its kind built in Kentucky after more than a century without any new ones. The bridge shows how traditional building techniques can find a place in modern times.
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