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Title: "Live the Equestrian Dream: Stunning Estates for Sale Across the U.S."


The Kentucky Derby takes place this weekend, kicking off the race for the Triple Crown. For equestrian enthusiasts, it’s the best time of year. But imagine you could live your best equestrian life every day of the year, buying an estate with horse-equipped facilities. You could take your horse out of boarding and give them a real home with your family.

In this edition of Kiplinger’s "Listed," where we take a look at real estate listings around the world following a certain theme, we highlight equestrian estates for sale across the United States. The homes range from cowboy living out West to a modern compound outside Manhattan.

This edition is special to me: I grew up around stables in the Midwest and some of my fondest childhood memories were made riding the show horses at my classmate’s barn. Imagine you could give your children or grandchildren that idyllic experience growing up with joy and responsibility.

The Kentucky Derby marks the beginning of the Triple Crown season, igniting excitement among equestrian enthusiasts. This edition of Kiplinger’s “Listed” showcases equestrian estates available across the U.S., offering a chance for horse lovers to create a home for their horses rather than relying on boarding facilities. The author reflects on personal childhood memories around stables, emphasizing the joy and responsibility that comes with raising children in such an environment.

Among the highlighted properties is a 158-acre estate in Washington, featuring an indoor arena and guest accommodations, listed at $2.495 million. Other notable listings include a traditional North Carolina farm with a classic red barn for $1.5 million, a Wyoming property with stunning mountain views for $2.95 million, and a luxurious Texas ranch with modern amenities for $2.999 million. Each estate offers unique features tailored for equestrian living, from riding arenas to spacious pastures.

The article also mentions a Tennessee estate with a fully renovated home and professional riding facilities for $1.19 million, and a historic property in New York designed for Rodman Rockefeller, featuring a 14-stall stable for $12 million. These listings cater to a range of budgets and preferences, inviting potential buyers to envision a life intertwined with their equestrian passions.

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Title: First-Ever Kurdish Purebred Horse Festival Celebrated in Sanandaj, Iran

TEHRAN – Sanandaj in western Iran hosted its first-ever festival of Kurdish purebred horses on Friday, drawing equestrians and horse enthusiasts from across the country.

75 riders from 10 provinces of Kordestan, Lorestan, Ilam, Kermanshah, West Azarbaijan, East Azarbaijan, Isfahan, Kerman, Markazi, and Ardabil took part in the festival, CHTN quoted the head of the Kurdistan Equestrian Federation as saying on Saturday.

The riders showcased their horses and performed traditional Kurdish-style horseback riding techniques, highlighting the unique skills and heritage associated with the region, Feyzollah Piri added.

“The main goal of the festival was to promote the Kurdish purebred horse, increase public familiarity with this native breed, and foster a sense of social joy and community engagement. Alongside the equestrian performances, attendees enjoyed a range of cultural and artistic programs, including live Kurdish music,” Piri explained.

He also noted that the Kurdish horse, currently undergoing the process of international registration through Iran’s Ministry of Cultural Heritage, Tourism and Handicrafts, is considered one of the world’s most valuable horse breeds.

Originating in the Kurdish regions of Iran, particularly Kurdistan and Kermanshah, the Kurdish horse is recognized as one of the country’s indigenous equine breeds alongside the Caspian, Turkmen, and Darreh Shuri horses.

Currently, there are around 3,000 Kurdish purebred horses in Kordestan province. Piri stressed the importance of safeguarding and preserving the genetic legacy of this ancient breed.

The event was organized in collaboration with the Kordestan Equestrian Federation and the Sanandaj Municipality.

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