Stonehedge LLC

Gil and Marilyn Campbell in 1988 purchased the Waldemar Farms, the birthplace of 1975 Kentucky Derby winner Foolish Pleasure, and started Stonehedge Farm South. According to the farm’s website, Stonehedge breeds, foals, sells, trains, and rehabs horses on the 500-acre property that can accommodate 180 horses. Larry King, whose father managed Waldemar, is the farm manager at Stonehedge.

The Campbells have raised dozens of stakes winners on the property and as owners won the Tampa Bay Derby in 2011 with Watch Me Go and the 2013 Sam F. Davis Stakes with Well Defined. Other graded stakes winners raced by the couple include Always Sunshine, Friel’s For Real, Blazing Sword, and Ivanavinalot, the latter a Grade 2 winner who is the dam of champion Songbird.

Watch Me Go finished 18^th in the 2011 Kentucky Derby for the Campbells.