WILMINGTON, Ohio — August 28, 2017 — The World Equestrian Center has expanded their Fall Series to include FOUR weeks of USEF AA rated horse shows in their climate controlled indoor facility, which includes more than 200,000 square feet of riding space. The WEC Fall Series prize list is available online at http://www.WEC.net and entries are now open at www.horseshowing.com. Stalls should be reserved on […]Read More
WILMINGTON, Ohio — August 28, 2017 — The World Equestrian Center has expanded their Fall Series to include FOUR weeks of USEF AA rated horse shows in their climate controlled indoor facility, which includes more than 200,000 square feet of riding space. The WEC Fall Series prize list is available online at http://www.WEC.net and entries are now open at www.horseshowing.com. Stalls should be reserved on […]Read More
Now open at Kentucky Spring Horse Show – the brand new Chagrin Saddlery / World Equestrian Center mobile boutique featuring a curated collection of tack, apparel, equipment and branded merchandise. The Chagrin Saddlery / World Equestrian Center mobile store features top brands in show clothing including Equiline, Winston, For Horses, Samshield, KASK, Tucci, Parlanti, Fabbri, LeFash, Essex and Tailored Sportsman. Casual clothing includes the popular […]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
Register Now to be Eligible for Winter Circuit-End Awards and Prizes! The World Equestrian Center has launched a unique new point system designed to recognize and reward exhibitors who show at the Wilmington, Ohio venue. All WEC exhibitors are eligible and encouraged to register themselves and their horses for FREE on www.WEC.net. Exhibitors can also track their points online at the site. During the 2016-2017 […]Read More
Join the WEC Holiday Decoration Scavenger Hunt! Grab a scavenger hunt sheet on the horse show office and identify the locations of the holiday-themed décor in and around WEC. Turn your sheet in upstairs in the Sanctuary from 5:00pm – 6:00pm to win a special prize. Bonus: find the WEC Pony and win $200! Pick up your sheet in the horse show office – happy […]Read More
Seventeen contenders turned out for the $25,000 WEC Grand Prix held Saturday night in the World Equestrian Center’s stunning new Sanctuary indoor arena. In the end it was ladies night as Megan Bash and her Pourkoipa Fontaine delivered two smooth, consistent rounds that earned them the win. During the first round of competition the time allowed of 88 did not seem to be a gating […]Read More
Our WEC Winter Circuit is underway here in Ohio and holiday spirit is in the air. Festive equestrian-themed décor abounds, while holiday music wafts throughout the rings and special treats for horse and rider await. The horse show is bustling with activity and there is a lot to do here at WEC. Here are a few suggestions while you are with us this weekend: Show! […]Read More
Good Horsemanship is the Goal Here at WEC, a love of the horse is what drives our vision to create the ultimate equestrian sports venue. Good horsemanship is one of our core values and is essential to the realization of this vision. Our mission is to change horse showing in the U.S. for the better and we believe that there’s no better place to start […]Read More
The World Equestrian Center’s new Sanctuary indoor was transformed overnight from a colorful Grand Prix show jumping stadium into a lush Fall countryside filled with beautifully decorated natural fences for the WEC Invitational $30,000 USHJA 3’ Hunter Derby and the $40,000 WEC 4’ Hunter Derby. Both Derby classes followed the same track that featured a stunning assortment of elements that incorporated birch trees, bamboo, logs […]Read More
