Pack your bags and come on down to the Palm Beach Florida Equestrian Festival. If you love horses and horse racing, you will thoroughly enjoy this event. The festival which began September 26th runs until November 15th and it is attended by people from all over the world. Horse racing fans, families and professionals and anyone else looking for real entertainment gather every year in the beautiful sub-tropical Village of Wellington in Palm Beach County Florida. The festival is a great event that draws many fans hungry for horseracing and riding in the famous Palm Beach International Equestrian Center. (photo courtesy: horseweb.com)

This can be a fun day for the whole family and it includes rider events for children, juniors and adult amateurs. Experience the magical partnership of horses and riders in the thrills of jumping, the elegance of dressage (a sport that tests a horse’s collected movements, maneuvers and responsiveness to a rider’s signals) and the grace of show hunters. Now you can have it all! Enjoy the horse sport spectacle while basking in the south Florida sunshine. It doesn’t get any better than this! (photo courtesy: equisearch.com)

The facilities which includes a stadium and the show grounds cover more than 150 acres of beautifully designed and landscaped grounds and it offers great equestrian competition and entertainment unsurpassed anywhere in the world. This is made possible by a team of leading horse show managers from across America and around the world that are assembled to create and operate this magnificent event.

There is lots of entertainment, fine arts and great dining facilities in the village of Wellington and plenty of galleries for shopping. You will also find numerous wine and coffee bars and food fit for the tastes of competitors and spectators from all over the world. It even has recreation areas for children to make this event even more enjoyable. So it doesn’t matter if you are a one visitor or a full time participant, you are welcome to experience this world of beauty, majesty and magic of horses and riders performing as one. (photo courtesy: flickr)