OCALA, Florida, Dec. 10, 2021–Ashley Holzer and Havanna posted a personal best score to win the Word Equestrian Center World Cup Grand Prix Freestyle under lights Friday night to come close to earning an invitation to the annual global championship…
OCALA, Florida, Dec. 10, 2021–Pablo Gomez Molina rode Ulises de Ymas to victory in the World Equestrian Center CDI3* Grand Prix Freestyle Friday for the Spanish rider’s first Big Tour victory…
OCALA, Florida, Dec. 9, 2021–Jessica Howington and Cavalia won the World Equestrian Center CDI3* Grand Prix Thursday with an eye to seeking a place on the United States team for the world championships next August….
OCALA, Florida, Oct. 25, 2021–A donation of $200,000 to support youth dressage programs in 2022 is being withheld from the United States Equestrian Federation until international dressage and eventing licenses are restored to the World Equestrian Center. At the same…
OCALA, Florida,Oct. 23, 2021–Kevin Kohmann competed in an international event as an American for the first time this weekend when he rode Dinamico in the World Equestrian Center CDI3* Grand Prix and Special…
OCALA, Florida, Oct. 23, 2021–Ashley Holzer rode Havanna in the first Grand Prix Freestyle in more than two years to capture the World Equestrian center World Cup Saturday night and move into the lead in the North American League for…
OCALA, Florida, Oct. 22, 2021–Ashley Holzer competed Havanna at Big Tour for the first time in more than two years to win the World Equestrian Center World Cup Grand Prix Friday night….
World Equestrian Center in Ocala, Florida has had applications for national and international dressage and eventing competitions in 2022 rejected by the United States Equestrian Federation in an escalation of the dispute over licensing of hunter/jumper competitions at WEC…
The World Equestrian Center has given assurances that national and international dressage competitions sanctioned by the U.S. and International federations will continue to be staged at Ocala, Florida even though all hunter/jumper events will be approved solely by the National…
World Equestrian Centers in Ocala, Florida and Wilmington, Ohio will have their hunter/jumper competitions sanctioned exclusively by the National Snaffle Bit Association and not the U.S. Equestrian Federation beginning next month. Dressage shows will still be licensed by the USEF…
