the palm beach international equestrian center

My wife loves horses. Our daughter is a horse master and certified eventing judge. This free facility ($10 valet parking) was a delightful afternoon experience for anyone who likes horses and jumping events. Our visit was in the afternoon. My sister who lives in the area told us how popular the venue is on warm and balmy weekend evenings.The grounds are immaculate and the viewing options are very convenient with a major, minor and warm-up rings to observe. This is wholesome entertainment with a healthy fresh air atmosphere.Take your camera, there will be plenty of opportunities to save your memories.

Equestrian Capital of the World from January through April and totally first rate. Saturday Night " Under the Lights " is a top show jumping event with many of the world's greatest riders. It all closes down on Mondays so don't visit then but any other day it is full on. In addition to constant competition there are amazing clinics to watch for free.

Excellent equestrian venue and hosts the winter equestrian festival with top ranked riders in the world. The grounds are unbelievably well maintained!

The Equestrian Epicenter of the World.From December until April each year more than 48.000 top level horses come Wellington from not only all over the USA but also from all over the world. This is the place to be. NIRVANA

This is one of the largest ( if not THE largest) horse shows in the world. Hunters and jumpers of all different colors and one show ring after another. You hear different languages and you see different styles of dress, all blended to make this a truly exciting and international setting in a great family atmosphere. No entry fee and free parking make it even better.

This is a top flight venue for equestrian competitions. There are multiple rings, including warm-up areas and competition areas. The facilities are good for spectators, horses, and competitors. The announcing system is relatively audible. A great place to take horse-crazy kids to see top competitors and amateurs alike. The landscaping is very pretty.The center focuses on jumping competitions and dressage, both of which are "English" disciplines.However, there may be an admission charge for some competitions so you should check ahead.Be sure to wear comfortable shoes because you may have to walk quite a distance to the different areas. Also, please note that there are lots of big horses around so it would be a good idea to hold children by the hand. Running or shouting could lead to an accident. Also, bathroom facilities range from indoor to portapotties.