For three decades, Waldorf Farm has foaled, raised, and cared for thoroughbreds in the hills of upstate New York. More than one hundred foals take their first steps here every season.
Ironhorse Stallions at Waldorf Farm
Ironhorse Stallions makes its home here.
Bucchero, sire of Eclipse Award winner Book’em Danno, stands at the farm.
Waldorf Farm is where serious New York breeding programs send their mares. Oversized foaling stalls, watched nights, veterinary care on the grounds, and turnout on soils that build bone. The farm carries roughly two hundred horses through the season, and the people who work here know every one of them by name.
The program is run by Jerry Bilinski, DVM, a Cornell-trained veterinarian who has spent his career in New York breeding, and who grew up a few miles from the farm gates.
Attended foalings, oversized stalls, colostrum bank, and a night watch team through the season.
Learn more →Year-round care for broodmares, layups, and young stock, with an on-farm farrier and veterinary program.
Learn more →Guidance on seasons and shares in New York and Kentucky, backed by decades in the market.
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Jerry Bilinski, DVM · Owner
Veterinarian. Breeder. Former chairman of the New York State Racing and Wagering Board. Jerry Bilinski has spent his career building New York breeding, and Waldorf Farm is where that lifetime of work stands in the ground.
Kenny Toye · Farm Manager
The son of a champion trainer, Kenny grew up on his family’s breeding farm in Washington state and has spent his life around horses. He runs Waldorf’s day to day: foaling seasons, mare care, and the phone that rings when a client needs an answer. At the sales in Saratoga and Kentucky, he is the eye working for Waldorf’s clients.
100+
foals each season
200
horses on the farm
30
years under the Bilinski family
Booking a foaling, planning a layup, or looking for a home for your mare in New York. Call the farm office or send a note.
