The park was pretty quite on this President's day. A great day to take some pictures!
Not only is this horse a work of art, but it also moves. It seemed like quite a feat of engineering.
The park contains many statues dedicated to past champions. Here is one dedicated to Secretariat.
Man o' War is considered one of the greatest thoroughbred horses of all time. He is immortalized forever in this statue.
The horse park contains many acres of rolling green pastures for horses and people to enjoy.
The Big Barn is the fourth largest wooden structure and arguably the largest barn in America. It houses numerous horses.
Here is a past champion in the flesh. Many previous champions, like Funny Cide, call Kentucky Horse Park their home.
Another champion in the flesh. Go for Gin was enjoying the view from his stall while relaxing in the shade.
The horse park also contains this large lake. I wonder if the horses are allowed to go for a dip on a hot day.
The stands of Rolex Arena loom over the large lake.
I stumbled across this old chimney standing alone in the meadow.
Built into a limestone wall, a staircase climbs to a unique vantage point.
This is the view visitors are treated to during equine events at the park.
A barn lies at the end of a road. Probably used for storing heavy farm mechanical equipment.
This fairly large barn lies behind Rolex Arena. Even though it's not the Big Barn, it's still quite impressive.
This statue depicting a horse jumping welcomes visitors to Rolex Arena.
This huge goose was apparently once used as a prop in a horse competition. I'm not exactly sure what it was used for, but I wouldn't be surprised if horses were supposed to jump over it.
