One horse significantly missing from the Sagamore Farm Cemetery is Native Dancer's dam, Geisha, also a Sagamore-bred. She died in March 1959, one day after foaling Face East, a chestnut full brother to his great brother. At the time, she was boarding at Julian Rogers' Idle Hour Farm, a parcel of the original Idle Hour on Old Frankfort Pike near Lexington, Kentucky. The property was absorbed into the adjacent Darby Dan Farm in the early 1960s. It's unknown whether Geisha, who would have been a celebrity broodmare at the time, was buried there.
One horse significantly missing from the Sagamore Farm Cemetery is Native Dancer's dam, Geisha, also a Sagamore-bred. She died in March 1959, one day after foaling Face East, a chestnut full brother to his great brother. At the time, she was boarding at Julian Rogers' Idle Hour Farm, a parcel of the original Idle Hour on Old Frankfort Pike near Lexington, Kentucky. The property was absorbed into the adjacent Darby Dan Farm in the early 1960s. It's unknown whether Geisha, who would have been a celebrity broodmare at the time, was buried there.
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