Horsetails
Wild Again
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Foaled in May of 1980, Wild Again is best known for his fight to the finish to win the inaugural Breeders' Cup Classic. Finishing 8 - 7 - 4 of 28 starts, his total earnings equaled $2,204,829. After retirement, he went to stud at Calumet Farm and then Three Chimneys Farm in 1991. He currently has 88 stakes winners and 11 Grade 1 winners to his name, with offspring in four different countries and with combined earnings of $81 million. Wild Again died in December of 2008 and is buried at Three Chimneys Farm in Midway, Kentucky. His tail hair has been generously donated by Three Chimneys Farm.
Three Chimneys Farm
Jennifer Stephenson McLamb
Jennifer Stephenson McLamb designs and creates each piece of hand-crafted jewelry in her studio in downtown Lexington, Kentucky, the heart of the Bluegrass. Jennifer combines her love for the earth and her creative passion to craft contemporary, one-of-a-kind wearable art jewelry that has a low impact on our planet. Each piece is made from recycled glass bottles and aluminum cans or natural stones set in reclaimed sterling silver. In addition to her work as a full-time studio artisan, Jennifer maintains a small energy healing practice. As an energy healer, Jennifer understands the importance of incorporating high qualitymaterials and positive energy into her artwork in a way that resonates with thewearer.
About the Project
Fifty-two artists from around the country have been chosen and each given small replicas of a violin and bow. Each artist has been assigned an unforgettable, beloved horse and has created a work of art. Artists have worked with paint, glass, metal, and other mediums. Their only charge was to embrace either the image or spirit of their horse. Horses include well-known Thoroughbreds, as well as other breeds represented in the 2010 Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games™.
Each piece will be on display at the 2010 Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games™. During the Games, a silent auction will take place, with all proceeds go to the Lexington Philharmonic Orchestra’s Partners in Education, a program benefiting the children in high-risk areas of Kentucky through music education.
Please take the time to enjoy our art gallery (link to gallery), learn more about our special events (link to special events), and shop in our retail area for your very own HORSETAILS® 2010 merchandise. If you have questions about the project or would like more information, please contact us.
The Presentation
Each completed work of art is professionally mounted on linen mat board and framed in an antique black wooden slant-top shadow box. Framed by Lexington’s premiere sporting arts framer, the finished size measures 13.25" x 17".
