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Chestnut Hill Arabians is a distinguished Arabian horse breeding and training farm located in <a href="/location/ocala" class="text-blue-600 hover:text-blue-700 underline">Ocala</a>, contributing to <a href="/location/marion-county" class="text-blue-600 hover:text-blue-700 underline">Marion County's</a> legendary reputation as the Horse Capital of the World. The farm specializes in breeding, raising, training, and showing purebred Arabian horses, one of the oldest and most refined horse breeds in the world. The breeding program focuses on producing quality Arabian horses that excel in both halter and performance disciplines, combining classic Arabian type with modern athletic ability. Careful bloodline selection and expert foal development ensure that each generation builds upon the farm's reputation for excellence in the Arabian horse community. Training services encompass all levels from green-broke youngsters through advanced show horses, with experienced trainers who understand the unique intelligence and sensitivity that define the Arabian breed. Whether preparing for regional shows, national championships, or developing a pleasant riding partner, the training program is tailored to each horse and owner's goals. The farm's picturesque <a href="/location/ocala" class="text-blue-600 hover:text-blue-700 underline">Ocala</a> setting features well-maintained pastures, modern barn facilities, a training arena, and the lush Florida landscape that makes Marion County ideal for year-round horse keeping. Visitors to the farm can see firsthand why Ocala's climate, soil, and equestrian infrastructure have attracted horse breeders from around the world. Chestnut Hill Arabians represents the finest traditions of Arabian horse husbandry in a region renowned worldwide for equine excellence, contributing to the rich tapestry of horse culture that defines life in Marion County.

Good Apple Equine provides professional equine services in <a href="/location/ocala" class="text-blue-600 hover:text-blue-700 underline">Ocala</a>, serving the extensive horse community throughout <a href="/location/marion-county" class="text-blue-600 hover:text-blue-700 underline">Marion County</a> with dedicated care, training, and equestrian expertise. Located in the Horse Capital of the World, Good Apple Equine is committed to the health, training, and wellbeing of horses in Central Florida. The facility offers comprehensive equine care services including boarding, training, rehabilitation, and sales preparation. Professional horsemen and horsewomen provide attentive daily care that ensures every horse receives proper nutrition, exercise, and veterinary attention in a safe, well-maintained environment. Training programs accommodate multiple disciplines and skill levels, working with both horses and riders to develop partnerships built on trust, communication, and progressive skill development. Whether the goal is recreational riding, competitive showing, or foundational ground work, the trainers at Good Apple Equine bring experience and patience to every session. The Ocala location places Good Apple Equine at the center of one of the world's premier equestrian communities, with easy access to the <a href="/businesses/world-equestrian-center" class="text-blue-600 hover:text-blue-700 underline">World Equestrian Center</a>, HITS Ocala, and dozens of other equestrian venues that host competitions throughout the year. Good Apple Equine represents the dedication and expertise that horse owners expect in Marion County, providing professional equine services with a personal touch in the heart of Florida's horse country.

The World Equestrian Center's premier 12-week winter series featuring hunter/jumper and dressage competitions. This world-class facility offers climate-controlled indoor arenas, free admission for spectators, restaurants, shopping, and golf cart rentals. Experience top-level equestrian sport in the Horse Capital of the World.

The World Equestrian Center welcomes the world's 10 best show jumping teams for the second leg of the Longines League of Nations, competing for more than $1.4 million in prize money. The week culminates with the $350,000 Grand Prix CSIO5* on Thursday, March 19. The 2026 teams include reigning series champions Great Britain and the return of Brazil. This is one of the most prestigious international equestrian competitions held in the United States and a highlight of the Winter Spectacular series. Free admission for spectators. Grand Prix dining experience tickets available separately.

The World Equestrian Center continues its world-class competition schedule with the Spring Series featuring hunter/jumper events. This five-week series showcases top equestrian talent in climate-controlled indoor arenas. Free admission for spectators with restaurants, shopping, and entertainment on-site.

Five-day premier hunter/jumper competition at the World Equestrian Center. This prestigious event brings together top riders and horses from across the country to compete in world-class facilities. Free admission for spectators with full amenities available on-site.