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Equine sculpture gallops onto Kentucky Horse Park Artist Adrian Landon Installs Moving Sculpture at Kentucky Horse Park Click on headline for story with photo(s) By Lisa Jackson LEXINGTON, KY (23 Oct 2015) - With a 10-foot wide steel and stainless steel body, 100 bearings, 30 feet of chain, 23 articulating joints and one small motor, a new Mechanical Horse sculpture welcomes visitors to the Kentucky Horse Park, 4089 Iron Works Parkway, Lexington, KY. The sculpture was recently installed by New York sculptor Adrian Landon and is the newest exhibit secured by the International Museum of the Horse for guests visiting the park for events such as the CP National Horse Show, the Breeders' Cup Festival and the Breeders' Cup. The Mechanical Horse sculpture, on display through October 2016, is located at the park's Visitor Center. Landon has a large portfolio of work with metal as his preferred medium. He feels that his work with horses is among his most passionate. "There is something truly epic in representing horses in metal and my passions for both things come together quite well," Landon says on his website. For more information about the Mechanical Horse or the International Museum of the Horse, contact the Kentucky Horse Park at 859-233-4303 or 800-678-8813 or info@kyhorsepark.com or visit www.KyHorsePark.com. The Kentucky Horse Park is a working horse farm/theme park and equine competition facility dedicated to man's relationship with the horse. The park is an agency of the Kentucky Tourism, Arts and Heritage Cabinet and hosted more than 800,000 visitors and campers, as well as 18,400 competition horses in approximately 200 special events and horse shows in 2014. The park is home to the National Horse Center, which comprises more than 30 national and regional equine organizations. Located at Exit 120, Interstate 75, just north of Lexington, the Kentucky Horse Park is THE place to get close to horses. Information about the park's programs and activities can be found online at Ky HorsePark.com, and on Google+, Instagram, Twitter, Facebook and Periscope. This story was posted on 2015-10-24 04:07:12
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