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Kentucky Derby winner Big Kmwr — a Kentucky-bred trim uni in New York — has a t direct link to Fauquier County's horse coitntry | through his sire Boundary. ,
Boundary' was bred by late Cpperville ( horseman William H. FYrry. in partnership with Kentucky’s Claiborne Farm. (
Boundary1 raced in FYrry’s silks until the owner's death in 1993. The bay colt then raced j for FYrry’s widow Nickv FYrry. winning six of 1 eight starts, including the Koselien Handicap (tirade 3> at age 3 before retiring to stud at \ Claiborne in late 1994.
The horse was plagued in his racing cnreer, Nicky FYrry recalled, by weak hooves. Another problem cropped up in his vocation 1 as stallion — a low sperm count. Boundary, sired 22 black-type winners in an abbreviated cnreer at stud.
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