Tamac Farm Stud, a NSW bloodstock operation that has ridden the highs and the lows of the thoroughbred industry over six decades, is on the market with owner Mark Taylor hoping to make one final splash during the Magic Millions National Sales series.
In a lifetime of dealing in bloodstock, Mark Taylor may have well saved one of his best trades for last.
Taylor is taking a step back from the thoroughbred game. He won’t be lost entirely but for now, the moment has arrived to share more of his days with his wife, go fishing and escape the bitterly cold inland NSW winter mornings that play havoc with his health.
It’s time to enjoy something else that life might have to offer other than running a boutique farm that has been in the Taylor family for six decades.
The “for sale” sign has gone up on Tamac Stud Farm near Walcha on the south-eastern fringe of the NSW Northern Tablelands.
Taylor says Walcha “is brilliant horse country, as good as any horse country in Australia” and who can argue?
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