This week’s Sunday Spotlight lands on nineteen year old Amateur Hunter rider Erin Cummins. Erin has been riding Hunters for nine years, but has had a life-long love for horses. This week, Erin owned the Amateur Owner Hunter 3’3″ division, earning tri-colors with both of her mounts, My BFF (Cicera’s Icewater x Tallulah OHF) and Seventh Heaven (Levantos II x N. Fliegette), and taking Reserve Champion […]Read More
This afternoon saw thrilling equestrian sport as the Jumper ring hosted both the $25,000 WEC Grand Prix and the $7,499 Futures Prix 1.30 m. Nineteen entries filled the Grand Prix, but it was Wilhelm Genn that claimed the top two placings aboard his own Van Gogh (Valentino x Calina Z) and Eduardo Leon’s Dirocco Blue (Zirocco Blue VDL x Kivoli), respectively. In the Futures Prix, […]Read More
This afternoon’s $2,500 USHJA National Hunter Derby saw twenty entries vying for the win over a natural course with ten obstacles emulating those a horse and rider may encounter in the hunt field. Several entries scored well into the eighties, making for tough Derby competition, but ultimately it was Linda Radigan and Alexa Kaas’ Charismatic (Chap x Hauptstutbuch) that topped the class with two stunning […]Read More
The WEC Summer Series kicked off with a brilliant win by Canada’s Sean Jobin and Foxridge Farms’ Darius (Warrant x Sanita) in this afternoon’s $5,000 Welcome Stake 1.35 m sponsored by CWD Sellier. The pair returned to World Equestrian Center after a short break between the Winter Series of the Midwest and the the WEC Summer Series to best twenty two entries and jump the only double […]Read More
Dr. Saeks of Saeks Chiropractic, L.L.C. is a familiar face at World Equestrian Center, having built a client base in the equestrian market over the past four years at the facility. Today, half of Dr. Saek’s practice consists of equestrians, mainly those that show in Hunter / Jumper and Equitation classes. Dr. Saeks believes in a holistic approach to healing his clients through muscle work […]Read More
Riley Ritter rode Susan Baginski’s ‘Ascot’ to the win in the inaugural 2’6” World Equestrian Center Hunter Derby (Non-Pro) at the Kentucky Horse Shows LLC Kentucky Spring Horse Show. The pair took top honors in the first Hunter Derby of the 16-show Series which kicked off in May and runs through October for a total of 16 shows held between the two venues. The 2’6″ […]Read More
We kicked off May at World Equestrian Center in Wilmington, Ohio, by hosting the Nutrena East AQHA Level 1 Championship show for the second year. Approximately 1,000 horses competed, all in hopes of being named the American Quarter Horse Association’s (AQHA) “Rookie” or “Level 1” Champion in their respective classes. The show welcomed 300 new exhibitors this year which helped make up the nearly 2,600 […]Read More
16 Shows beginning this week featuring USHJA National and 2’6” Hunter Derby Action and a Grand Finale Featuring Three $10,000 Hunter Derby Classes and $10,000 in Leading Rider Awards WILMINGTON, Ohio – May 10, 2019 – The World Equestrian Center and Kentucky Horse Shows LLC will once again host a USHJA National Hunter Derby Series, offering both “Junior/Amateur” and “Open”options at their respective Spring / […]Read More
All American Quarter Horse Congress Queen Taylor Foster visited World Equestrian Center last week for the Nutrena East AQHA Level 1 Championships to present awards and represent the American Quarter Horse Association. During her stay, Taylor took time to chat with us about her riding career, her journey to Congress Queen and the amazing impact that the title has had on her life. Some say […]Read More
We had a fantastic time during the 2019 Winter Series of the Midwest and we loved spending time with all of our exhibitors. Throughout the eighteen weeks, our exhibitors shared their Winter Series experiences with us on social media via Instagram. Take a look at some of our favorite moments from the Winter Series through the eyes of our World Equestrian Center exhibitors. […]Read More
