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Waterfall Farm Sells
Thursday, March 28, 2013




The grand estate formerly known as Waterfall Farms has been sold. Wayne and Jean Day of Goodlettsville, Tenn., are the proud new owners. Son-in-law, Andy Rippy stated that they will be raising cattle on the back acreage of the farm and plan to return stallions to the farm as well as host a number of events. The 936 acre property is home to many mare and stallion barns, as well as, the iconic main training barn in the front. The Day and Rippy families have many plans for the farm and will make a formal announcement at later date.

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