There’s a known universe of people that kind of collect it like that.”įarr’s collection of horses is growing, too. Like, I can one up you.’ It’s that kind of thing. “You have that: ‘Well, this is what I have. “Everybody that collects, like, fights for it,” said Farr, whose primary occupation is funding start-up companies. Farr’s home is now a shrine to the team, with approximately 2,000 square feet in his basement remodeled to mimic the Packers locker room at Lambeau Field.Īmong Farr’s most prized pieces of Packers memorabilia are game-used jerseys of Super Bowl-winning quarterbacks Bart Starr, Brett Favre and Aaron Rodgers and Pro Football Hall of Fame wide receiver Don Hutson and cleats worn by player/coach Curly Lambeau, who co-founded the team in 1919.įarr also said he has two rings from Super Bowl XXXI – Green Bay beat New England 35-21 in 1997 – an NFC championship ring from that season, team-themed watches and pendants from the 1920s and 1930s and team-signed footballs from the 1930s.

We’re indoctrinating as many people as we can into horse racing.”įarr resides in Center Valley, Pa., about 50 miles north of Philadelphia, but he’s originally from Green Bay and began attending Packers games as a child. She had like three seconds in a row and she broke one. “It’s the same spot that we watched Perfect Happiness’ victory the last game I was home for, last game or the game before, I forget,” Farr said. Farr also owns more than 100 horses, mostly in partnerships, including two entered Saturday afternoon at Oaklawn – Warrior’s Battle in the fifth race and Perfect Happiness in the eighth race, the $150,000 American Beauty Stakes for older female sprinters.įarr’s game plan? Watch the races on a huge outdoor television from the “tailgate patio” of his townhouse in Green Bay’s Titletown district, then walk a block to iconic Lambeau Field to watch the Packers. Paul Farr has a strong rooting interest in both places.įarr, 54, is a mega fan of the Green Bay Packers, who host the San Francisco 49ers in the NFL Divisional playoffs Saturday night. The Pack is Back Saturday in Green Bay, Wis., and Hot Springs. Contact: Jennifer Hoyt, or (501) 363-4305įarr Has More than Horses to Root For on Saturday

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