Bridlewood Farm, a name synonymous with success at the highest levels in Thoroughbred racing, breeding and sales, encompasses more than 1600 acres. Founded in 1976 by Arthur and Martha Appleton and owned today by John and Leslie Malone, Bridlewood Farm has represented excellence for 43 years. Under the ownership of the Appletons and the direction of General Manager George Isaacs, Bridlewood Farm was represented by more than 100 stakes winners, including Grade 1 winners like Florida Champions Jolie's Halo, Wild Event, Forbidden Apple, Southern Image, and David Junior, along with countless equine millionaires.
Under the stewardship of the Malones since September of 2013, Bridlewood is firmly committed to the goal of becoming a prominent, nationally-recognized breeding and racing entity once again. We have quickly garnered a world-class broodmare band and have already been represented with our partners in Grade 1 winners Moonshine Memories and Tapwrit. We look forward to the future and our entire staff embraces daily the challenge to breed, raise, train, and produce quality equine athletes.
Lugamo turned in an eye-catching performance in breaking his maiden on Oct. 16 at Laurel Park, winning the seven-furlong contest for 2-year-olds by a widening six lengths.
The bay son of Chitu, who races for his namesake Lugamo Racing Stable LLC, took the lead from Speightster Red with a half-mile left to run and never looked back, winning in hand under Angel Cruz.
Read Full StoryA colt from the second crop of Bridlewood stallion registered the fastest quarter-mile of the day during Thursday's Under Tack Show...
Read Full StoryBridlewood Cat turned in another top-notch performance in her six-furlong allowance win Dec. 8 at Aqueduct...
Read Full StoryTrainer Jonathan Thomas, who took over training Xenobia when she shipped to the U. S. earlier this year, got his first stakes win with the 5-year-old...
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