Williston-based Aaron Vale and Gray’s Inn won the CSI4* Live Oak International Grand Prix.
A bill that had passed in the Florida State House of Representatives that would allow Florida thoroughbred tracks to cease racing while keeping their other gambling facilities in operation failed to get a hearing in the senate before the Florida Legislature’s regular session came to a close.
Ocala’s Live Oak International has evolved from its nascent stages into an internationally renowned equestrian sports event, attracting many of the most prominent names in combined driving and show jumping to the area.
The United Way of Marion County’s Children’s Charity Classic presented by HCA Florida Healthcare at HITS Post Time Farm showcased the area’s deep ties to the equestrian community, while providing much needed support to area charities that provide critical services.
American Mimi Gochman and Iron Maiden were the only rider and horse combination to post a double clear round in winning the $300,000 1.60m Longines FEI World Cup™ CSI-5* Ocala Presented by MARS at the World Equestrian Center.
The Florida House of Representatives passed a vote Feb. 11, regarding HB 881, which would allow thoroughbred racetracks in the state to decouple their on-site casino permit from their live racing permit, and stop running horses.
The 2nd Annual Children’s Charity Classic brings, family-friendly fantasy and nostalgia to an equestrian competition and fundraiser on Feb. 20.
Horse Farms Forever’s Executive Director Sara Fennessy shared her insights about the importance of protecting Marion County’s horse farms and rural character at Belleview on the Rise.
D&B Scanlon Holdings, LLC’s purchase of a 244.5-acre farm in Ocala will keep the property as a thoroughbred operation.
As youngest family rider Georgia Hoffman transitions from being a youth cutting champion to all-around high school rodeo competition, parents Grant and Ginger of Anthony’s 3G Ranch keep a love of riding in the family.