Stone Farm: For half of a century.
If you take care of the land,
the land will take care of you.
We’re trying to raise you a good horse.
We sell only what we raise.
Stone Farm founder Arthur Hancock passed away at his home in Paris, KY, following a long illness on Friday, September 18. The well known horseman, musician, and storyteller was 83. The Thoroughbred world responded with a series of eloquent tributes to Hancock, his methods and successes. Here are some links to pieces from the industry’s leading media outlets.
Thoroughbred Daily News’ Chris McGrath recalls conversations with Hancock on his life and horses:
Frank Angst of BloodHorse eulogizes Hancock as “Shaper of the Breed” and Industry Leader:
Paulick Report founder Ray Paulick recounts Hancock and the evolution of building Stone Farm:
paulickreport.com/news/respected-horseman-drug-free-racing-advocate-arthur-b-hancock-iii-passes