World Equestrian Center | Our First Florida Gathering

What a debut.

Our first Florida event brought the Luxury Equestrian Network to the extraordinary grounds of the World Equestrian Center in Ocala—and what a venue to make a statement. Watching Grand Prix show jumping in a world-class arena, surrounded by the energy of elite sport and impeccably designed facilities, set the tone for an unforgettable afternoon.

From the moment we stepped onto the property, it was clear why this venue has become synonymous with excellence in the equestrian world. The architecture, the footing, the hospitality, the attention to detail—every element reflects the elevated lifestyle we champion within our community.

The afternoon gathered an exceptional group of professionals, including a fantastic delegation of realtors from Global Equestrian Advisors, whose insight into the Ocala market continues to shape the future of equestrian real estate in Florida and beyond. The conversations were dynamic, strategic, and relationship-driven—exactly what our Network is built to foster.

We were honored to be joined by our sponsors and members who continue to elevate the industry:

• Yash Balasaria of American Stalls

• Tasha Osbourne of Golden Ocala Real Estate

• Laura Walsh and Kristina Moser of GH2 Architects

• Michelle Haynes of Assured Title Services

Together, this group represents the full spectrum of equestrian development—from land acquisition and architectural vision to stall design, title services, and luxury real estate strategy. It was a powerful reminder that when aligned professionals gather with intention, meaningful collaboration follows.

As Grand Prix horses cleared fences, the symbolism wasn’t lost on us: precision, partnership, and performance at the highest level. That is the standard we are building within the Luxury Equestrian Network.

Florida, this is just the beginning.

Ocala proved that relationship-driven marketing and curated community are not just ideas—they are the future of how our industry grows.

We can’t wait to return.

Photography by Austin Kaseman