Wreath Making Experience at Denali Stud

Join us for a fun morning of wreath making at Denali Stud with Wilson Plant Co. on Saturday, December 20 from 11 a.m. to 1:30 p.m.!

We’ll begin the evening with a short stroll through the farm to see some of the resident mares. After the tour, you’ll create a hand-built holiday wreath as big as you can imagine using fresh-cut evergreens, a distinctive collection of berries & pine cones, & finish with a hand-tied bow for your own unique holiday wreath. bring a friend, let your creative juices flow, and enjoy some quality time & creativity together.

Tickets include all wreath making materials, instruction by Wilson Plant Co., light refreshments and a short tour of Denali Stud.

ABOUT DENALI STUD

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As a young boy, Craig Bandoroff lived in Cherry Hill, NJ very close to the Garden State Racetrack. He developed a passion for racing and began working summers on the track as a groom. In high school he participated in a vocational program school day, in which he worked at the track in the morning and attended honors classes in the afternoon.

Upon graduation, he chose the track over college, and worked full time as a groom, exercise rider and eventually an apprentice jockey for long time New Jersey trainer, Marty Fallon. In December of 1974, Craig was seriously injured in a track spill, ending his riding career. He spent nearly a year in a rehabilitation hospital and upon leaving, he enrolled in the University of Virginia (1977-78) and graduated from the University of Kentucky in 1981 with a Bachelor’s Degree in Agriculture Economics and Animal Science. In 1990 Craig founded Denali Stud alongside his wife, Holly.