2003 WGC The Whole Nine Yards Moves to Benedict Stables
Thursday, August 20, 2009
The 2003 World Grand Champion, The Whole Nine Yards has relocated to Spencer Benedict Stables in Glasgow, Ky. The Whole Nine Yards will now stand at Spencer Benedict Stables and his 2010 breeding fee will be $1000.
The Whole Nine Yards is owned by Bob and Luanne Sigman. Bill Bobo directed The Whole Nine Yards to the Junior World Grand Championship in 2002 and the Tennessee Walking Horse World Grand Championship in 2003.
“We are extremely excited to have the opportunity to offer The Whole Nine Yards here in the bluegrass state,” said Carrie Benedict.
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