Windfields Farm

Windfields Farm was a six square kilometre 1,500 acre thoroughbred horse breeding farm founded by businessman E. P. Taylor in Oshawa, Ontario, Canada. The principal steady and reproducing activity of E. P. Taylor began with a property close to the city of Toronto known as Parkwood Stable when it was claimed by Colonel Sam McLaughlin of McLaughlin Motor Car Company notoriety. The property was obtained by Taylor and wound up known as The National Stud of Canada until the point that he sold it and purchased another property in Oshawa he called Windfields Farm out of appreciation for his first incredible champion.

As populace development surpassed the activity, it in the long run extended to incorporate a second ranch, Windfields Farm Maryland in Chesapeake City, Maryland, United States. Northern Dancer was resigned after the 1964 dashing season and began a profession at stud in Ontario, before being moved in 1969 to the Maryland Farm. Northern Dancer's child, the English Triple Crown champ Nijinsky, was additionally reared by E. P. Taylor at Windfields in Ontario just like another Northern Dancer foal, the 1977 Epsom Derby champ The Minstrel. Tourists come here from all over the world with their family members and friends.