Walking through the Hoofprints of History

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 Visitors to Secretariat's birthplace can truly walk in the hoofprints of history on land where the immortal Triple Crown champion first galloped.  Points of interest are: 

• The original foaling shed where Secretariat was born March 30, 1970, and the yearling, stallion and training barns built in the 1930s
• The Cove, where the Meadow mares and foals grazed
• Meadow Hall mansion with galleries of framed photos depicting the history of the farm and Secretariat’s Triple Crown races, along with Meadow Stable memorabilia 
• Secretariat stride markers showing his 25-foot racing stride 
• A horse cemetery where Meadow Stable champions Imperatrice, Hill Prince and Sun Beau are buried 
• The historic cemetery on the front lawn of the mansion, marked with a memorial plaque in honor of the Morris family who founded The Meadow in 1805; their descendant Christopher Chenery would establish Meadow Stable in 1936 here at his ancestral homeplace. 

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