Landrum Stables Adds Laughlin
Tuesday, June 7, 2011
David Landrum Stables has announced the addition of Jeff Laughlin to its training team in Franklin, Tenn. Laughlin joins David Landrum, Tim Smith and Rocky McCoy as part of the training team. Laughlin resides in Shelbyville and has two children with wife Kerri, Jocelyn and Jackson. Jocelyn will be two in August and Jackson was born June 2, 2011.
Laughlin got his start in training with his family's business, 4J Land & Cattle Company in Waynesville, MO. Laughlin most recently was employed at Rising Star Ranch in Shelbyville and brings with him multiple Pleasure World Championships and experience with both pleasure and performance horses.
"We are happy to add someone of Jeff's ability and experience. We welcome him along with his family to our team," said Landrum.
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