Pam and Jim Robinson, owners
Dr. Pam Robinson brings to the farm many years of experience as director of a human physiology research lab at the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. Under her guidance, the laboratory expanded its scope to become a regional testing facility for elite Olympic athletes. Pam uses her extensive knowledge of exercise and physiology when laying out training programs for Brandywine's yearlings. When she's not in the barn, Pam can be found in the bowling alley, knocking down strikes.
Jim Robinson spent 30 years as an Engineer with General Telephone and Electronics (GTE) in the company's fiber optics and long-range telecommunications department. When he retired from GTE, he was Director of Transmission and Protection for the Southern US. Jim enjoys bird hunting with friends and, after the fall sales, tries to get out West for a yearly hunt.
Jim Robinson spent 30 years as an Engineer with General Telephone and Electronics (GTE) in the company's fiber optics and long-range telecommunications department. When he retired from GTE, he was Director of Transmission and Protection for the Southern US. Jim enjoys bird hunting with friends and, after the fall sales, tries to get out West for a yearly hunt.
Robert Butler has been foal watching for Brandywine since 2003 and is a critical part of our team. During foaling season, he lives on the farm with his two dogs and numerous rescued cats. During the summer and fall, Robert heads north to his boat, docked on the coast of Maryland, for some well-earned relaxation.
Our grooms and sales staff are some of the hardest working people in the business. Many of our grooms live on the farm, and we often hire the same excellent show people year after year.
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Denise Purvis assists Brandywine with sales prep starting 3 months prior to the sales and runs the shedrow during all Central KY sales. Denise and her husband, David, own and operate Full Circle Farm and enjoy raising both Thoroughbreds as well as large draft horses.
Michelle Pitts has worked for Brandywine in various capacities since 2009. She maintains the farm's website and social media and enjoys photographing the foals and yearlings. Requests for foal photos of Brandywine-bred horses
entering new careers may be directed to mhpittsphotos@gmail.com. |
Brandywine Farm LLC
751 Jackstown Rd.
Paris, KY. 40361
Phone: (859) 621-0724 (Pam)
(859) 621-8556 (Jim)
751 Jackstown Rd.
Paris, KY. 40361
Phone: (859) 621-0724 (Pam)
(859) 621-8556 (Jim)