Our Story
Rooted in the Thoroughbred tradition.
A story still unfolding in Southern Pines.
A THOROUGHBRED HERITAGE
Before the race,
there was this place.
Among the longleaf pines of Southern Pines, these grounds hold a connection to the world of Thoroughbred racing. Artie Schiller trained here, alongside many other Thoroughbred racehorses whose preparation became part of the estate’s story.
BELMONT PARK · 2005
A remarkable chapter.
Artie Schiller earned a place on racing’s world stage with victory in the 2005 Breeders’ Cup Mile at Belmont Park. A gifted turf runner, he won ten of his twenty-two starts and earned more than $2 million.
His connection to these grounds lends a remarkable chapter to the farm’s Thoroughbred heritage.
ARTIE SCHILLER2005 Breeders’ Cup Mile winner
THE STORY CONTINUES
A heritage carried forward.
That history lives in the purpose of the place: space to train, room to turn out, and a home close to the horses. It is an equestrian heritage expressed in the land itself, in the stables, the paddocks, and the quiet setting beneath the pines.
Today, Never Better Farms carries that spirit forward. A Thoroughbred estate with a story of its own, and room for a new chapter.
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