The Split Rock Jumping Tour (SRJT) has been selected by the International Equestrian Federation (FEI) to host a Longines FEI World Cup™ Qualifier starting in 2018. SRJT is one of only 14 events selected to be part of the FEI's prestigious FEI World Cup™ Jumping North American League (NAL) that determines which North American riders qualify to go to the Longines FEI World Cup™ Finals. "We are honored and absolutely thrilled to be chosen by the FEI to host a Longines FEI World

With the conclusion of Brave Horse weeks V and VI attention has now turned to preparing the show grounds to accommodate the competitors and spectators of the Split Rock Jumping Tour (SRJT). Significant enhancements underway at Brave Horse include the design and construction of a new front entrance on South County Line Road and a new dedicated Vendor Area adjacent to the main water feature of the 75 acre show grounds. he Grand Prix arena seating, hospitality tents and judges

Despite intermittent storms throughout the weekend, Brave Horse Week IV competition was able to continue to the amazement of many including a judge who remarked, “there isn’t anywhere else in the country where it could rain that hard and then ten minutes later the show is able to resume.”The Footing First LLC premier footing and the drainage infrastructure in the seven rings has become a significant differentiator for Brave Horse Show Park. One of the largest classes in Week

Brave Horse Week III Reaches Capacity Brave Horse began Week III of its show series at maximum capacity, drawing exhibitors from Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Pennsylvania and throughout Ohio. With the ongoing buildout of the new show park, trainers and exhibitors continue to comment on the beauty of the showgrounds as well as the quality of the footing in the rings. When the deluge of summer rains came on Friday the show proceeded thanks to the enhanced drainage infrastructur

Emerging Young Riders Draw Crowds for Brave Horse Week II Brave Horse wrapped a very successful first regional competition June 1-4 in week II of its inaugural nine week season. As the landscaping and green spaces continue to mature the showgrounds is growing even more beautiful. The picturesque Blackburn Architects -designed show office has become a destination for not only conducting show business but also for socializing in between classes, grabbing a quick drink from High

Horses, riders and spectators descended upon Brave Horse Show Park for the first week of the Brave Horse Series at the 75 acre new showgrounds located in Greater Columbus. From short stirrup riders to the hunter derby competitors, all appreciated the beauty of the showgrounds and the quality of the footing, especially as the inevitable heavy spring rains made a brief appearance on Friday. The choice to use Footing First material in the arenas was made to insure the safety of