Knight Skye Farm is owned by Darryl Leifheit and Janeene Jennings-Leifheit. After a career in high tech, Darryl retired from Dell Computer in Austin, TX; Janeene closed her real estate business - then we completely changed our lifestyle and relocated to the Horse Capital of the World - Lexington, Kentucky! We are located just a few miles from the Kentucky Horse Park in the heart of the bluegrass. Throughout the years we've bred American Saddlebreds, Friesians and Georgian Grandes. Now we are out of the breeding business and no longer competing. We enjoy following the happy lives our "babies" are leading in their new homes throughout the country. The horses that remained with us over the years have passed now and our lives are forever changed. All our dogs that lived here on the farm have passed. We have been overrun with feral cats without the dogs - so now we have 4 cats. We are huge fans of the American Saddlebred and actively promote the versatility of this intelligent, beautiful and exceptionally trainable breed.
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The question is not, "Can they reason?" nor, "Can they talk?" but rather "Can they suffer?" - Jeremy Bentham
"No hour of life is wasted that is spent in the saddle." -Winston Churchill
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The God of the whole gave a living soul to furred and feathered thing
And I am my brother's keeper and I will fight his fight and speak for the beast and the bird til the world shall set things right. - Ella Wheeler Wilcox
3820 Huffman Mill Pike, Lexington, KY 40511
"You are forever responsible for whatever you tame." --Antoine De Saint Exuperey, The Little Prince 1943
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About Us
.Our beloved farm has been sold. We are once again Texas residents.
We keep this site up for our own enjoyment - reliving the memories of
our amazing 22 years in Kentucky!
