Welcome to week two of the World Equestrian Center ‘Fall Classic’ 2021 horse show series. Our Fall Classic I was a success and we welcome everyone back for another great week of equestrian sport! Check out what’s happening during Week II at the World Equestrian Center – Wilmington facility, from feature class action to after hours family-friendly events as well as shopping, day spa and […]Read More
The first week of the 2021 Championship Show was a success and there is still so much more to look forward to! This week, The Championship Show will feature exciting competition including Finals for Western Pleasure and Hunter Under Saddle classes. The week will also include halter, ranch riding and reining. The exciting Barrel and Futurity Sweepstakes will be held from October 20 -23. To […]Read More
October 4 – October 10 Results & Score Sheets The Championship Show All Around WinnersGrand – Reserve Placings Monday, October 4Arena 2229. Senior Trail Stakes Results229. Senior Trail Score Sheets229. Senior Trail Score Sheets229. Senior Trail Score Sheets229. Senior Trail Score Sheets2287. Senior Trail Stakes Limited Results Arena 3146. Senior Western Riding Results & Score Sheets Grand Arena103. Maturity Hunter Under Saddle Limited – Finals121/122. […]Read More
November 23, 2021 at World Equestrian Center – Ocala – Gates Open at 5:00 p.m. Get Your Tickets Now! Click for Ticket Information and Purchase Options https://www.showclix.com/event/never-give-up All proceeds benefit TMF to provide resources & programming to support and overcome challenges service members face on the road to recovery Ocala, FL – Songs of support are headed the way of the Travis Mills Foundation, as […]Read More
The first week of the inaugural World Equestrian Center – Ocala 2021 Championship Show kicked off with a variety of thrilling equestrian competition. Exhibitors, trainers, vendors and sponsors traveled from all over the country to compete at the first ever Championship Show. All of the classes were filled with fierce competition and amazing prizes. The highlight of the week was the Win A Truck 15-18 […]Read More
This week’s Sunday Spotlight lands on an accomplished pair of siblings: Natalie and Erika Thornell of Cincinnati, Ohio. The sisters regularly compete with their show jumpers Snow White and Gyloma, and are frequently seen in the jumper ring at WEC either in the Futures 1.30m or the Grand Prix 1.45m feature classes. Together they are also developing and competing a string of talented young jumpers that are coming up within their program. Natalie, 22, and Erika, 16, of Loveland Equine […]Read More
The Sanctuary Arena played host to a field of 38 international entries as WEC Fall Classic I feature jumper action continued today with the $50,000 WEC Grand Prix 1.45m and $10,00 Futures Prix 1.30m. Several double clear efforts proved time was the determining factor for the tracks designed by Bobby Murphy of Lexington, Kentucky. In the end, Santiago Lambre claimed the top spot in the […]Read More
The World Equestrian Center’s Fall Classic show series featuring five weeks of NSBA sanctioned hunter/jumper competition continued with this afternoon’s Derby Friday feature competition. The expansive R+L Arena played host to both the $20,000 WEC Hunter Derby 3’ Open and the $20,000 WEC Hunter Derby 3’ Non-Pro. The classes featured courses designed by Bobby Murphy of Lexington, Kentucky, and included extravagantly decorated fences that closely […]Read More
OCALA, Florida Oct. 1, 2021– World Equestrian Center – Ocala is excited to announce that entries are NOW OPEN for the Winter Spectacular 2022 Show Series featuring National Snaffle Bit Association (NSBA) sanctioned hunter/jumper competition. The 12-week show series will begin January 5, 2022 and offer all levels of competition. Highlights include feature classes such as the popular weekly Saturday night Grand Prix in the […]Read More
Feature class action for Week I of the World Equestrian Center – Wilmington Fall Classic Series kicked off this morning with the $15,000 WEC Wilmington Welcome Prix 1.35m. A playing field of 18 horse-and-rider combinations took to the WEC Sanctuary Arena to contest a technical track designed by Bobby Murphy of Lexington, Kentucky. Eight competitors qualified for the jump-off with only five entries produced a […]Read More
