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Ocala Horse Show Forms

The World Equestrian Center provides an excellent horse show experience for our exhibitors. We also provide a safe, healthy environment for horses. As an exhibitor, your cooperation in providing horse show forms and bringing only healthy horses to our facilities is essential. This ensures a positive experience for everyone who attends our shows.

Required Horse Show Forms

All horses entering the World Equestrian Center grounds must have:

    • A 30-day statement of health, certificate of veterinary inspection or a health certificate, is required for all horses arriving from outside the state of Florida
    • Negative Coggins within 1 year
    • Trainer/Owner Health Declaration – Signed by an owner/trainer confirming that the horse has not experienced a fever exceeding 101.5 degrees or any disease in the 72 hours leading up to its arrival. Additionally, the horse must not have been exposed to or treated for an unexplained fever in the past 28 days and should have tested negative for any disease at least 30 days prior to arrival. If the horse has tested positive within the last six months for any infectious diseases, this information should also be disclosed. See form.
    • Vaccine records of Flu/Rhino within the span of 6 months.

Click here for equine health and safety protocol details.

Horses who fail to arrive with appropriate horse show forms and paperwork cannot unload on to show grounds. Please have your paperwork and bring it to the show office upon arrival.

Vaccinations

It is required all horses be vaccinated for Equine-EHV I/IV (either modified live or killed vaccine) no sooner than 7 days prior to and no later than 180 days prior to entering the show grounds. Most EHV-1 vaccines are only considered effective for 180 days. Please check with your veterinarian about which vaccine is right for your horse.

We strongly recommend vaccinations against WNV, EEE, WEE, Tetanus and Rabies.

Please take measures to document your horse’s normal temperature and maintain a log of temperatures taken at least twice daily. If there is an elevated temperature for more than a 24-hour period, please consult your veterinarian immediately. Do not ship a horse with an elevated temperature.

Report horses on show grounds with fevers to World Equestrian Center management immediately.

We encourage all exhibitors to establish and practice good hygiene in their daily stable routine and with horses that are traveling. Communicate hygiene practices to your barn staff.