This cowboy-core home belonged to a renowned Florida horseman, and it’s on the market now

A cowboy-core ranch home and horse training facility estate is now on the market in Central Florida, and it has a storied background.

The ranch, located at 6853 NE 90th St. in Anthony, once belonged to the late, renowned Florida horseman Clyde D. Rice, a thoroughbred trainer and a pioneer of “pinhooking,” or buying a young horse with the intention of selling at a profit after it matures.

The home, which flaunts some fiery Florida florals, sits on nearly 185 acres of land, complete with room for up to 48 horses.

The property features four barns, including a main training barn with fly spray systems, wash racks, tack and feed storage, equipment storage, barn office and more. There’s plenty of paddocks and pastures, a horse exerciser and two round pens that border the half-mile irrigated dirt track and separate well at the center of the property.

The main house has five bedrooms, 3 and a half baths, a gas fireplace, wet bar, exercise room with a sauna and — yes — a tanning bed. 

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