BridleWood Farm Review

Beautiful farm; expertly run; knowledgeable and caring staff.

We are down here on vacation and we read online that the farm allowed self guided tours. When we got here, we checked in at the office first. The girl at the front desk was very friendly, gave us directions and told us to stay on the road, off the grass and stay in our car. She didn t say anything about the time that it closed or which road were off limits.

About a half hour later, we had been following the rules given to us and some lady in a red SUV drove up to our car and super rudely told us that the barn was closed and we needed to leave. She also told us that the road we were on was not part of the self guided tour, although we were not told any road was off limits and there were no signs to indicate that. This all would have been just fine if she was respectful or spoke to us decently but she was extremely mean about it. After that she TAILED us all the way to the exit to make sure we left. We had a great experience and were very impressed until she completely ruined our experience and our view of the farm. I m not sure who she was but she was an employee of some sort. She unnecessarily turned a good experience into a humiliating drive out of the farm. Because of the way this employee treated us, will not be back or recommend visiting to anyone we know.

Bridlewood Farm - founded by Arthur Appleton and a leading farm today owned by John C. Malone and his wife and managed by George Isaacs, Bridlewood has world class stallions, training facilities and sales prep for top class thoroughbred horses.

Hajal s Thoroughbreds has had the pleasure of working with Bridlewood for breeding. They always do a great job. We recommend them.

Best,

Phillip Hajal
Export Manager
Hajals Thoroughbreds

Beautiful facility and wonderful people to work with

This place was Exellent!! We had great customer service and the man even helped us finding the best hotels, Places to go eat get souvenirs and more!! They were also really really nice

My husband actually works at Bridlewood Farm. It's a beautiful place with some lovely and expensive horses!! Lots of horses train on the huge training track...also lots of mares foaling this time of year. It's amazing to watch when I get the chance and my husband loves doing it even after 45 years!!