Celebrating The Equestrian Lifestyle
TALES FROM THE TRAILS
BY ELLEN ROSENBERG
Do you like watching Westerns? Do you wish you could go back in time to those “thrilling days of yesteryear” in the Wild West? If so, cowboy mounted shooting might be just the sport for you. It certainly is for James Kimball-Davis.
“I think I started riding when I was born,” James said. “My mom would park me, in my baby stroller, in a stall while she rode. She plunked me up on a horse when I was 3, and I’ve been riding ever since. I …
BY LAUREN MIRÓ
Wellington hosted two meetings this month to gather public input on its proposed Equestrian Master Plan, and the hot-button topic at the meeting Monday, April 23 was the methodology being used to carry out the process.
Though Wellington was hoping to get residents’ opinions on the equestrian community, several residents expressed concern with the survey used to gather opinions from the community, as well as the involvement of Florida Atlantic University.
“Unless you can prove to me that your methodology was accurate, I won’t believe your results,” said Marcia Radosevich, …
BY LAUREN MIRÓ
As Wellington begins to update its Equestrian Master Plan, residents — equestrians or not — are invited to provide input during two public forums this month.
On Monday, April 16 and Monday, April 23 at 6:30 p.m., residents can voice their opinions on the area’s equestrian future at meetings held at the Wellington municipal complex.
The update is a way to provide a road map for the future of the Wellington Equestrian Preserve as it continues to grow, said Michael O’Dell, who is overseeing the Equestrian Master Plan.
Though staff members …
