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Grave Matters: Walmac International, Lexington, Kentucky
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Photo by Karen Klein © Karen Klein 2009; all rights reserved. |
| WALMAC INTERNATIONAL covers about 900 acres in Lexington, was owned and managed by John T.L. Jones, who began in the quarter horse business in the 1950s, from 1970 - 1977, after which it was sold to John Jones, Jr., and Bobby Trussell. Walmac stood the great stallion Nureyev, sire of over twenty champions and a sire of sires; Miswaki, the sire of 97 stakes winners and an important broodmare sire; the wonderful stayer Alleged, twice winner of the Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe; the brave Preakness Stakes runner-up Sham, and Preakness and Belmont Stakes winner Risen Star (by Secretariat). -- P.E. |
| WALMAC INTERNATIONAL BURIALS
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| Stallions |
Alleged (1974-2000)
Brent's Prince (1972-1986)
Miswaki (1978-2004)
Nureyev (1977-2001)
Risen Star (1985-1998)
Sham (1970-1993) |
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