Horsefeathers: Equestrian Center Updates – March 2025

Lisa Everett, Equestrian Manager • March 5, 2025

The Equestrian Team has completed key facility improvements, maintenance, and training to enhance the International Equestrian Center (IEC) for riders and horses.

The following projects were completed:


Stairs Completed & Lighting Installed: New stairs have been installed at the IEC Mare Motel, along with motion-sensor lights for safety.


Manure Box Upgrades:  Work continued rebuilding manure boxes. The IEC Mare Motel manure boxes behind barns G and H need to be rebuilt, while efforts continue to secure a contractor.


New Rinse-Off Area: A dedicated rinse-off area for all horses has been completed in the IEC infield.


Compost for Erosion Control: Compost has been spread along the hillside to the infield and around the IEC pond to help with weed and erosion control.


Arena Grooming Training: The Equestrian Team participated in arena grooming training led by Doug Porcello, enhancing their skills and knowledge.


Rain Prep & Cleanup Completed:  Work included dragging arenas and roads, placing sandbags and waddles, and performing small arena repairs.


Photo by Lisa Everett.

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