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Wellington to Host Palm Beach Steeplechase at the Palm Beach International Equestrian Center, Saturday, Nov. 29

WELLINGTON, Fla., July 23-Wellington will host the Palm Beach Steeplechase as a Thanksgiving weekend feature of an expanded equestrian circuit at the Palm Beach International Equestrian Center (PBIEC). Read more

Exquis World Dressage Masters Kicks Off in Cannes

CANNES, France, June 13-A bold new four-nation, three-year transatlantic dressage series, the Exquis World Dressage Masters, to be launched in 2009 with total prize money of at least $460,000 a year was announced Friday at this French Riviera resort. Read more

Jonathan McCrea Wins $10,000 Wellington Golf Car Welcome Stake

Ken Berkley Drives Home with Golf Car

WELLINGTON, Fla., April 25-Jonathan McCrea’s first time riding Triomphe de Muze was only 24 hours before winning the $10,000 Wellington Golf Cars Welcome Stake at the Palm Beach International Equestrian Center Friday.

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Ken Berkley & Carlotta Win Wellington $25,000 Spring 5 Grand Prix

WELLINGTON, Fla., April 20-Ken Berkley and Carlotta won the Equestrian Sport Productions’ $25,000 Spring 5 Grand Prix at the Palm Beach International Equestrian Center Sunday. The win by Berkley of Flemington, N.J. and the Rivers Edge-owned Carlotta came just two days after finishing second in the $10,000 Wellington Golf Cars Welcome Stake on Friday. Read more

Kent Farrington & Thunder-Ball Capture ESP Welcome Stake

WELLINGTON, Fla., April 18-Kent Farrington and Thunder-Ball were double clear Friday to win the $10,000 Wellington Golf Cars Welcome Stake at Equestrian Sport Productions’ Spring 5 at the Palm Beach International Equestrian Center. Read more

Beezie Madden Wins $200,000 FTI Rider Challenge

WELLINGTON, Fla., Mar. 29-The FTI Rider Challenge for 2008 was won by Beezie Madden of Cazenovia, N.Y. who rode her Olympic gold medal mount, Authentic, in the Penta Grand Prix at the Palm Beach International Equestrian Center Saturday. Read more

Maple Leaves Dominate Grand Prix Dressage Freestyle Fans Celebrate With Mimosas & Easter Eggs

WELLINGTON, Fla., Mar. 23-Canada filled the top two places in the CDI Grand Prix Musical Freestyle on Easter Sunday after 5 1/2 inches of torrential rain forced cancelation of a celebration under lights at the Palm Beach International Equestrian Center. Hundreds of dressage fans who had bought tables and individual seats for the Saturday night celebration presented by www.lingh.nl took up the offer of an all-day dressage and jumping festival brunch. Many hundreds more had reserved seats in the grand stand. Read more

Scott Stewart & Lazy Sunday Win $50,000 International Hunter Derby at WEF

WELLINGTON, Fla., Mar. 21-With victory in the $50,000 International Hunter Derby assured, Scott Stewart decided to take a risk on Beyond that if it paid off could have meant filling the top two places and going home with $26,000. The pair were the last to go in the second round under lights before a crowd estimated at about 2,300 spectators in the International Arena at the CN Winter Equestrian Festival presented by Zimmerman Advertising at the Palm Beach International Equestrian Center. Read more

Denmark’s Mikala Gundersen & Leonberg Win CDI Intermediaire II Winter Equestrian Festival Zada Dressage

WELLINGTON, Fla. Mar. 20-Denmark’s Mikala Gundersen and the Horses Unlimited stallion Leonberg won the Intermediaire II Friday at the Zada WEF Dressage CDI 3*, the first competition for the pair. The pair scored 64.959 per cent, with Canada’s Jacqueline Brooks and Balmoral second with 61.626 per cent and Australia’s Jules Anderson and Narobi third with 57.886 per cent. Read more

Ashley Holzer & Pop Art Win Grand Prix

First Dressage Competition in PBIEC’s International Arena

WELLINGTON, Fla. Mar. 20-When Ashley Holzer’s nine-year-old son, Harry, heard that the Canadian rider was seeking a berth in her third Olympics, he said, “You’d better give it your all, Mom. It may be your last chance.” Although she’s 44 years of age-definitely not “old” for Olympic equestrians but she admits to a nine-year-old it may seem that way-Holzer and her 11-year-old Dutch Warmblood gelding Pop Art gave it their all on Thursday in the Grand Prix at the Zada WEF Dressage CDI 3* at the CN Winter Equestrian Festival presented by Zimmerman Advertising.

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