World Equestrian Center – Ocala hosted a thrilling night of equestrian sport on Saturday for the $75,000 E-Z-GO Grand Prix. Forty entries took the WEC Grand Arena under the lights to contest a course built by FEI Level IV course designer Alan Wade of Tipperary, Ireland. The technical track included a large triple bar to a difficult double combination that tested many riders throughout the […]Read More
Wilmington’s Sanctuary Arena was packed with exciting jumper action this afternoon for both the $30,000 Word Equestrian Center Grand Prix and the $10,000 Futures Prix 1.30m. Fractions of a second separated the top placing horses in both classes. This afternoon’s $30,000 World Equestrian Center Grand Prix hosted a competitive field of twenty-five entries vying for the win over a technical course designed by Bobby Murphy […]Read More
WEC Wilmington Summer 1 Derby Friday kicked off with $10,000 WEC Hunter Derby 3’ Open, $10,000 WEC Hunter Derby 3’ Non-Pro and the $12,500 WEC Hunter Derby 3’6”-3’9”. Thirty-four horse-and-rider combinations navigated the elegant courses designed by Bobby Murphy of Lexington, Kentucky. First courses showcased inviting fences with several high point options, while the handy round for each class presented many opportunities for riders to […]Read More
Hunter Derby Friday took over the CaptiveOne Advisors Indoor Arena as more than 40 stunning hunters vied for the win in the $12,500 WEC Ocala 3’6”-3’9” Hunter Derby and the $10,000 WEC Ocala 3’ Hunter Derby. Tucker Williams designed the winding track that contained beautifully decorated obstacles allowing riders to demonstrate their horse’s brilliance. Each class saw fierce competition with scores soaring into the 90s. […]Read More
WEC Summer 1 Wilmington feature classes kicked off with an exciting $10,000 Welcome Stake, hosted Thursday evening in the Sanctuary arena. A crowd gathered to watch as twenty three talented riders contested the course designed by Bobby Murphy of Lexington, KY. Thirteen entries managed a clear first round with just seven jumping double clear, but it was California PJ and Agustin Rosales that captured the […]Read More
Feature classes for Week VI of the World Equestrian Center – Ocala Summer Series kicked off early this morning with 29 entries vying for the win in the $15,000 WEC Ocala Welcome Prix. A competitive field of riders contested a course designed by Alan Wade of Ireland, an FEI Level IV course designer. The track featured three double combinations, along with multiple opportunities for tidy […]Read More
Early this morning, 14 entries took to the WEC Grand Arena to contest the $15,000 WEC Ocala 1.40m Jumper Classic. Brazil’s Marina Azevedo, designed the technical track, that included a double combination and a triple combination. Eight entries managed a first clean round and seven jumped double clear, but it was Spain’s Diego Bilbao and Tinker Bell who captured their second Week V feature class […]Read More
An international list of competitors from 12 different countries took to the WEC Grand Arena on Saturday to contest the $75,000 CaptiveOne Advisors Grand Prix and the $10,000 WEC Ocala Futures Prix 1.30m-1.35m. Brazil’s FEI Level III course designer, Marina Azevedo designed the technical tracks for Saturday’s classes. Azevedo’s tracks included multiple combinations and bending lines for a thrilling day of equestrian sport. Forty-three horse-and-rider […]Read More
Another Derby Friday has commenced at World Equestrian Center – Ocala in the CaptiveOne Advisors Indoor Arena with 33 entries ready to contest the $12,500 WEC Ocala 3’6”-3’9” Hunter Derby and the $10,000 WEC Ocala 3’ Hunter Derby. FEI Level III and USEF ‘R’ rated hunter course designer, Peter Grant, designed the technical tracks for the day. The courses featured a myriad of natural fences […]Read More
Early this morning, the WEC Grand Arena hosted a competitive field of 23 horse-and-rider combinations ready to contest the $15,000 WEC Ocala Welcome Prix. FEI Level III course designer Marina Azevedo of Brazil set a winding track that featured multiple combinations and complex bending lines with a time allowed of just 77 seconds. Only five entries managed clear first rounds and three jumped double clear, […]Read More
