Bridlewood Farm and Eclipse Thoroughbred Partners
$769,804
2026 earnings
23%
2026 wins
$1,138,888
lifetime earnings
racing Record
2026 Stats
Career Stats
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5
Firsts
9
3
Seconds
6
6
Thirds
15
8
Unplaced
26
22
Starts
56
$769,804
Earnings
$1,138,888
$34,991
Earnings / Start
$20,337
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Bio
Bridlewood Farm was founded in 1976 by Arthur and Martha Appleton. Under the ownership of the Appletons and the direction of General Manager George Isaacs, Bridlewood Farm was represented by more than 100 stakes winners, including Grade 1 winners like Florida Champions Jolie’s Halo, Wild Event, Forbidden Apple, Southern Image, and David Junior, along with countless equine millionaires. The farm is owned today by John and Leslie Malone, who co-own Longines Kentucky Oaks contender Meaning with Eclipse Thoroughbred Partners.
Bridlewood Farm was founded in 1976 by Arthur and Martha Appleton. Under the ownership of the Appletons and the direction of General Manager George Isaacs, Bridlewood Farm was represented by more than 100 stakes winners, including Grade 1 winners like Florida Champions Jolie’s Halo, Wild Event, Forbidden Apple, Southern Image, and David Junior, along with countless equine millionaires. The farm is owned today by John and Leslie Malone, who co-own Longines Kentucky Oaks contender Meaning with Eclipse Thoroughbred Partners.
Eclipse Thoroughbred Partners is a racing partnership started in 2012 by Aron Wellman, the son of longtime California breeders Michael and Cory Wellman. The stable has campaigned several Grade 1 winners, alone or in partnership, in its short history, including 2015 Acorn winner Curalina and 2014 Arkansas Derby winner Danza. The latter went on to finish third in the Kentucky Derby.
Other graded stakes winners owned by Eclipse include Grade 1 winners In Lingerie and Capo Bastone, Silsita, Judy in Disguise and Byrama.
