Every May, thousands gather at the Churchill Downs in Louisville, Kentucky, for America’s most prestigious race.

Twice a year, the entire thoroughbred racing world comes together in Lexington, Kentucky, for three weeks of the best racing on the planet.

When looking for reputable bloodstock agents, Kentucky has a wealth of equine professionals to help you pick out, purchase, and breed thoroughbred racehorses.

Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth II of England visits Mill Ridge Farm, Lexington, Kentucky in 1984.

Interested in learning the ins and outs of racehorses for sale at the September sale at Keeneland? Mill Ridge Farm explains the basics of buying a thoroughbred racehorse.

Want to learn more about mating and breeding thoroughbred racehorses? The team at Mill Ridge Farm is comprised of experts.

Mill Ridge Farm’s standing stud Oscar Performance has broken records as a turf horse, his progeny are already showing promise as balanced and fast thoroughbreds on and off the turf.

Bloodstock agents aren’t just your “in” to the racing industry. They are your thoroughbred racehorse partners for the long haul. Discover how a bloodstock agent can help you reach your racing goals.

As a potential thoroughbred racehorse owner, it’s important to understand the role of your bloodstock agent. Discover everything bloodstock agents do here.

Building your thoroughbred racehorse portfolio from scratch is possible when you work with a quality bloodstock agent.

Bloodstock agent Headley Bell, of Nicoma Bloodstock, gives you an inside look at the risk and potential of owning thoroughbred racehorses--starting with broodmares and foals--here.

Buying a thoroughbred racehorse is an exciting investment. Here’s what you need to know if you plan to invest in a weanling.

Bloodstock agent Headley Bell, of Nicoma Bloodstock and Mill Ridge Farm, shares inside information on choosing a bloodstock agent.

Bloodstock agent Headley Bell, of Nicoma Bloodstock, gives you inside information on choosing a bloodstock agent.