Hill Country Eventing Foundation

Promoting and Supporting Equestrian Eventing in South Texas

South Texas Equestrian Eventing Locations There are many horse training and riding facilities across the South Texas area, but very few locations to train for full eventing with a cross-country course. Below are the current known locations in the South

South Texas Equestrian Eventing Trainers Head Trainers/Trainers and Training Locations in the South Texas area Lori Seitz Fine Print Farms (Head Trainer) Eventing (Dressage, Show Jumping, and Cross Country), Western, Horsemanship Diane Hanrahan South Star Training (Double Diamond) Dressage and Eventing

About Equestrian Eventing Eventing could be termed an “equestrian triathlon.” It involves working with a horse both on the flat and over fences. The three phases are: dressage, show jumping, and cross-country jumping. This sport has its roots in a

South Texas Equestrian Eventing Locations

There are many horse training and riding facilities across the South Texas area, but very few locations to train for full eventing with a cross-country course. Below are the current known locations in the South Texas area that has full eventing facilities. If you have a facilities that offers full eventing capabilities, please email us at info@hillcountryeventing.org.

Fine Print Farms
Fine Print Farms (FPF) opened in mid-2016. They aim to become the premier training and conditioning facility for both horses and riders in the Texas Hill Country. They are working to become the star of eventing in south and central Texas. The footing at FPF is beyond incredible–no where in the Texas Hill Country can you find what is here. 100 acres of eventing majesty waiting to be enjoyed.

www.fineprintfarms.com

Coyote Springs
Coyote Springs is a 30-acre facility just east of San Antonio, Texas, just 7 minutes off the I-10. Owned by Barbara Whitmire and Vaughan Henderson, they are a family ranch designed to meet the needs of all members of the family, both 4 legged and 2 legged. Coyote Springs offers a full court dressage ring, a 120 x 240 jumping arena with a full course of fences, and 20 acres of cross-country jumps, water, bank, and ditch complexes up to Novice/Training level. There are also great paths for hacking and conditioning.