"It's been a home run for us," said Lundy, so much so
that he's actively thinking about expanding to one or
more different locations.
That's rewarding for a hometown boy who can count
the Lexington area codes he's lived in (three) and who
has raised two children in the Bluegrass. And while it's
easy to imagine Lundy in the horse business, he iron-
ically wouldn't likely be where he is today without the
help of some prominent horsemen. Back in the early
1990s, Lundy, now single at 48, was a wayward young
man looking for direction.
