Tho Ohio Hunter Jumper Association hosted their annual Medal Finals today in the Sanctuary Arena during the Country Heir Midwest Indoors II. Competition was fierce with two separate divisions to show, the 2′-2’6″ division and the 3”-3’6″ division, and both division Champions competing head to head for an Overall Champion title. OHJA Medal Finals 3′-3’6″ 14 riders delivered impressive competition in the 3′-3’6″ division of […]Read More
There’s something so sweet about a rider, trainer, or barn proudly boasting their horse show accomplishments. Whether winning Circuit Champion or showing off an “I made it around the arena!” ribbon, we love to see the glorious grins of achievement on everyone’s faces at the end of the horse show day. We feel so blessed that we get to share in your riding journey with […]Read More
A familiar face around the horse show circuit, Kevin McCarthy has made the transition from professional to back to amateur and has been cleaning up in the Jumper ring. Last week at the World Equestrian Center Invitational McCarthy had many successes with his two mounts, Gwen Mc 1 and Catch A Star, placing in the top three in the vast majority of his entered divisions. […]Read More
This sold out week of equestrian sport brought countless Amateur and Junior riders from across the country to the World Equestrian Center for the WEC Fall Classic. As the show comes to a close today, we’d like to recognize a few of our outstanding Juniors/Amateurs and their successes at World Equitation Center this week. Melodie Robitaille took home the blue ribbon this weekend aboard her […]Read More
It was a relaxing Sunday at the World Equestrian Center as we wrapped up the third show of our Fall Series. We started the day with church service in the Sanctuary arena at 7:30 am, allowing for a quiet moment before the start of the show. When the rings got going, the Juniors and Amateurs were out in full force, bringing their best to their […]Read More
The Summer issue of the World Equestrian Center magazine is here! The new issue is brimming with interviews and stories about passionate equestrians and horses in sport. Award-winning journalist LA Sokolowski penned our cover story which delves into the history of ribbons and traces their significance in equestrian sports right up to modern day. The talented Andrew Ryback shot our stunning cover photo. The quarterly […]Read More
Maybe you’ve heard of a “pop up” store – but how about a “tiny-store”? Welcome to Urban Sundry/ Equestrian Sundry, an innovative concept in boutique shopping that has recently made its debut at the World Equestrian Center. Urban Sundry/ Equestrian Sundry is the brainchild of Barbie Coleman, a former PR executive who spent her career on the East Coast working in agencies, big and small, […]Read More
Meet dynamic young Canadian Grand Prix rider Veronica Bot who piloted her 11 year old grey Oldenburg mare, Quidam’s Caprice M to the win in the $25,000 Grand Prix at our Winter Classic 8 and Winter Classic 9. Veronica also won our Winter Classic 9 $7,500 Futures Prix with her 11 year old grey Holsteiner gelding, Caluto’s Charles. She spoke to us from McMaster University in […]Read More
The horse that matters to you matters to Kentucky Performance Products, LLC. That is why we offer a full line of research-proven supplements that help your horse face the everyday challenges of training, hauling and competing. At Kentucky Performance Products, scientifically based formulas and top quality ingredients mean you can count on each scoop of supplement to deliver results. Our product specialists are available online, […]Read More
Photo credit Kierston Gray The World Equestrian Center is proud to welcome the extremely talented English artist, Sarah Lockwood-Taylor, and feature her equestrian inspired Linocuts (block print) in the Paddock Club. Sarah has an impressive background in textile design, interior design, fine arts printmaking and murals and has exhibited around the globe including London, Derbyshire, Birmingham, Brighton and Nigeria. Her distinctive artwork has received prestigious […]Read More
