
Breeds Barn
The Parade of Breeds Show
Humankind’s 6,000-year bond with the horse is brought to life with music, narration, and personal interaction at the Parade of Breeds Show. From the rare Marwari to the iconic American Quarter Horse, breed representatives perform in hand and under saddle. During the summer season, breed representatives perform in colorful attire that evokes the culture, time period, and customs of their native land. During the spring and fall seasons, the demonstration is more casual.
Every Parade of Breeds Show includes 4-6 breed representatives, an opportunity for guests to take photos, pet the horses, and chat with our riders. Visit the Breeds Barn throughout the day to see horses being bathed, groomed, and trained.

“Aslan” Akhal Spirit
Donated by Terri Fender of Osakis, MN

“Kurlie”
On loan from Lindsey Does-Jaggers of Brownsville, KY

“Ben” GGI Ranch Ben
On loan from Ann Wheeland of Spring, TX

“Walker”
On loan from Nicole Moore of Danville, KY

“Gilligan”
Donated by Kelli Mardell

“Penny”
On loan from Kelly True of Lancaster, KY

“T-Bird” Catch Me on the Highway
On loan from Mary and David Covart of Denton, TX

“Tango” Tango Cat
On loan from the American Saddlebred Legacy Foundation in Louisville, KY

“Listo” Listo YR
On loan from Samantha Potts of Lexington, KY

“Rafiq” Lord Rafiq
Donated by Diana Sauer of Orlando, FL

“James” James Bond
Donated to the Kentucky Horse Park

“Aris” Lagniappe Aristocrat
On Loan from Patricia Hall of Sadieville, KY

“Flynn” Big Sky Tuff’s Bandit
On loan from Casey Schmitz of Brazil, Indiana

“Windsor” Royalcrest Majesty
On loan from Patricia Bueter of Little Rock, AR

“Aladdin”
On loan from HyTyme Enterprises Drum Horses of Chiloquin, OR

“Epona” Aurora Acres Epona Feathers on Fire
On loan from Reagan Giles of Simpsonville, KY

“Arabella”
On loan from Baroque Farm of Booneville, MS

“Willow” Willomina
On loan from Dawn Wietfeldt of Bardstown, KY

“Jack”
On loan from Murder Hollow Farm of Spring City, PA

“Rod”
On loan from Rockin R Farm

“Boaz”
On loan from Floria Cooper of Gallatin, TN

“Solveig”
On loan from Floria Cooper of Gallatin, TN

“Punchy”
Purchased by the Kentucky Horse Park Foundation

“Sugar” Emdee’s Sugar
On loan from Judy Brummer of Shumway, IL

“OB” Oberon De Fermes Boisvert
On loan from Mary Boisvert of Frederic, WI

“Solace”
On loan from Chrissy Daniel of East Palatka, FL

“Callie” Calle de Llora
Donated by The Secretariat Center

“Leagal”
Purchased by the Kentucky Horse Park Foundation
The Kentucky Horse Park Horse Loan Program is looking for loan horses, ages 5-16, to represent their breed in the Breeds Barn for a season or more. Think your horse may be a perfect fit? We would love to hear from you!
Guest Weekends allows registries, clubs, organizations, and associations a chance to highlight their breed or discipline in the Parade of Breeds Shows. Complete the form to learn more about being a Guest Weekend performer!