Market Street

Market Street was at one time a bustling street in York, Pennsylvania, where Anne Kursinski's maternal great-grandfather operated the largest horses and mule dealership in three counties. His son, Joe Kindig, replaced the horses and mules with antiques and Kentucky rifles, amassing the largest collection of the latter in the world. In 1988, Market... Street's legacy of distinction would inspire another descendant whose International competitive achievements were already legend. Following her return from the Seoul Olympics with a United States Equestrian team silver medal in hand, Anne Kursinski and her general manager, Carol Hoffman, envisioned a business that would provide an unparalleled standard of individualized management, care and training of show jumping horses and horsemen. Operating as an extension of George Morris' Hunterdon for several years, Market Street nurtured a number of world-class and Olympic showing jumping horses to include: Livius, Starman, Cannonball, Top Seed, Ferina, Indeed and Eros. Ten years after its move the New Jersey, the founders imagined that Market Street would one-day stand alone as it had at the last turn of the century and set about building the dream in 2001. Today, Market Street operates on 130 acres in Frenchtown, New Jersey. Once an elegant farm and more recently the home of an Internationally renowned car collector, the property features a beautifully maintained stone house, believed to have been built in the 1700s and several other similarly charming edifices.Read More