Magali Farm

Magali Farm (also written Magali Farms) was a Thoroughbred breeding and stallion operation located in Santa Ynez, California, in the United States. It functioned as a stud farm, standing stallions and also caring for pensioned or retired horses, and it was involved in the production of racehorses. The farm closed in 2017. Over its years of operation, Magali Farm stood or boarded a number of notable Thoroughbred stallions and pensioners. Among the horses associated with the farm were Fusaichi Zenon (who was at the farm from 2003 to 2006 before moving on), Event of the Year, Ten Most Wanted, Global Hunter, Lit de Justice, Good Journey, Atticus, Decarchy, Mr. Broad Blade, Roi Charmant, Coil, Richard's Kid, and Einstein. The farm's English-language web presence was at magalifarms.com. Because the operation has closed, it is no longer an active commercial breeding enterprise, but it remains part of the record of California's Thoroughbred breeding industry.

Magali Farm was a Thoroughbred stud farm situated in Santa Ynez, California, in the United States. It was engaged in the production of racehorses (Thoroughbreds) and in the standing of stallions, as well as the keeping of pensioned and retired horses. The farm is documented as having stood or boarded a series of notable Thoroughbreds. Fusaichi Zenon was at Magali Farm from 2003 to 2006 before being moved elsewhere. Other horses associated with the farm include Event of the Year, Ten Most Wanted, Global Hunter, Lit de Justice, Good Journey, Atticus, Decarchy, Mr. Broad Blade, Roi Charmant, Coil, Richard's Kid, and Einstein. Magali Farm closed in 2017, ending its role as an active breeding and stallion operation in California.

• 2017

  Magali Farm closes.

• 2006

  Fusaichi Zenon leaves Magali Farm.

• 2003

  Fusaichi Zenon begins standing at Magali Farm.

A California Thoroughbred stud farm and stallion station, active until its closure in 2017.

• Thoroughbred breeding

• Stallion standing

• Boarding of pensioned and retired horses

1. 1Magali Farm - Wikidatawikidata.org
2. 2マガリファーム - Wikipedia (Japanese)ja.wikipedia.org