National Day of the Horse: Hear From Our Resident Horse Property Expert, Kathleen Walls

Every December 13, we honor the National Day of the Horse, a celebration of the incredible animals that have shaped our history and culture. Whether you’re a lifelong equestrian enthusiast or simply an appreciation of the strength and grace of horses, it’s a perfect opportunity to recognize these magnificent beasts.

Our latest blog on our specialty horse property website, “How to Care for Horses in Kentucky,” dives into everything you need to know about owning and operating a successful horse farm in the Bluegrass State. Written by our certified horse property expert, Kathleen Walls, learn from a first-hand expert who has years of experience raising, training and showing horses along with developing her own equine facility.

This resource provides insights for hobbyists and serious breeders alike. Kentucky’s rolling pastures and rich equestrian culture make it the ideal setting for raising and riding horses.

Why Should Horse Lovers Choose Kentucky?

·        World-Class Resources: Access top veterinarians, trainers and equestrian events.

·        Prime Land: Fertile pastures and temperate climates are ideal for thriving horses.

·        Investment Opportunities: Horse farms in equestrian hubs, such as Kentucky, often hold or increase in value.

·        Agricultural Tax Advantage: Save yourself money and reduce your property taxes with a qualifying farm.

Celebrate National Horse Day With Us

United Country Real Estate is the #1 leader in land sales and is home to the largest network of real estate professionals who truly live the lifestyle they sell. Our real estate agents are farmers, ranchers and equestrian experts. As we celebrate National Horse Day, let us help you take the reins of your horse farm dreams by getting caught up on all the latest horse property news or browse the available horse farms and equestrian estates on our website. Contact a horse property expert to begin your journey to finding your freedom today!