Latest News, Offerings, & Info

With Winter 3 now set for February 21, and the structure for the Beverly Spring Classic officially revealed, the bigger picture is clear: Spring at Beverly is not a reset. It is a progression.

The Beverly Spring Classic was created to bridge the preparation gap between winter riding and prime summer showing in Virginia. Held in mid-May, the show is designed to serve riders who are: transitioning out of winter training, building toward their first—or next—rated summer season, seeking a development-focused environment, interested in steady progression across hunters, equitation, and jumpers.

Very few facilities offer both a robust school horse lesson program and the quantity, quality, and continuity of shows that Beverly hosts throughout the year. At Beverly, our shows are a natural extension of our training program. Riders can begin with entry-level schooling experiences and progress—at their own pace—through increasingly competitive divisions. For those who choose to continue, that same pathway can lead all the way to rated national competition, without ever le

While our show circuit operates year-round, spring represents a meaningful shift across the entire Beverly operation. Longer days, outdoor riding, and expanded programming bring renewed energy to our community, our competitors, and our sponsors alike.

The Beverly Spring Classic will offer a carefully designed slate of hunter, equitation, and jumper divisions that prioritizes regional rider development, accessibility, and sustainable progression within a USEF-rated environment.

This winter, Beverly’s weekly group lesson schedule is organized around clearly defined, skill-based group lessons. These labels appear directly on the schedule to help riders confidently identify appropriate classes—while preserving the flexibility and individualized guidance that define the Beverly program.

From the outside, Winter 3 may look like “just another winter show.” In reality, it serves a very specific role in the Beverly calendar: it is the capstone of our winter foundation phase. The Winter Series (December, January, February) is designed as a repeatable, predictable structure to support rider progress and development.

January is always a meaningful moment at Beverly. It represents both a fresh start and a continuation of the work we care most deeply about: providing thoughtful, well-supported access to horses and horsemanship for riders at every stage—especially those entering the sport or building their foundation.

This three-day program is built around a concept riders hear often—but rarely have the opportunity to explore in depth: the 3-Ring Horse. A horse and rider capable of stepping confidently into the hunter, jumper, and equitation rings is not an accident. It is the result of correct flatwork, thoughtful progression, technical adaptability, and a rider who understands how expectations shift from ring to ring. This clinic is designed to make those distinctions clear—and usable.

Our 2026 Title Sponsor, The Salamander Collection, feels like a natural extension of the Beverly world — present wherever our seasons take us.

Thank you to everyone who joined us for Winter 2 and helped make it such a well-supported and engaging weekend of competition. It is truly encouraging to see these winter shows embraced by the community, and we are grateful to be able to provide a place where riders can practice, develop, and show during the tougher winter months.

Beverly’s aim is simple and practical—to contribute to a cohesive Virginia show season by thoughtfully adding rated opportunities at points in the calendar where riders can benefit most. The Spring Classic in May and our Fall Classic in October are designed to complement existing summer destinations and help extend the season in a way that works for Virginia-based riders. The Spring Classic cover campaign is part of this broader effort to support a season that feels worth inv

The Beverly South Wellington Access Program has been thoughtfully redesigned for 2026 to reflect the strength, complexity, and importance of the Beverly program at home—while expanding access to Wellington in a sustainable, client-first way. This evolution is made possible through our year-round partnership with David Matisz, who provides Wellington-based training and boarding at Beverly South while remaining fully integrated with Beverly’s Virginia program. As a result of th

Winter 2 brings back Friday Ticketed Schooling from 4-6pm for those who pre-register on Strider. The competition day on January 17 continues our Pathway-based format, designed to recognize riders within their stage of development and keep competition thoughtful, fair, and motivating across all levels.

Winter at Beverly is fully underway—and every program is live. With the Winter Show Series launched, Wellington competition active, polo ramping up, and Beverly North and South operating at full stride, this season offers multiple ways for sponsors to step in right now.

Beverly is pleased to announced the Beverly Spring Classic is scheduled for May 16–17, 2026. The Spring Classic will feature Jumper Level 2, Regional B Hunters, and a robust Equitation offering, continuing the momentum established with the Beverly Premiere and Beverly Classic launched in fall 2025. Together, these events reflect a deliberate investment in the amateur rider—creating access to top-tier sport, professional footing, and a world-class venue in the heart of Northe

At Beverly, we believe access to horses means meeting riders where they are and supporting meaningful, sustainable growth—at every level and in every season. Here's your planning guide for 2026.

Winter at Beverly is fully underway—and every program is live. With the Winter Show Series launched, Wellington competition active, polo ramping up, and Beverly North and South operating at full stride, this season offers multiple ways for sponsors to step in right now.

Beverly is officially settled into its southern base in Wellington, and the 2026 show season at the Winter Equestrian Festival is well underway. The pre WEF holiday weeks have set a confident and exciting tone for what promises to be a dynamic winter circuit.

We’re thrilled to share that the Beverly Winter Show Series is officially recognized by the USHJA Outreach Program! This means our riders can now earn national USHJA points, year-end ribbons and medallions, and even qualify for the USHJA National Championships—all while competing at Beverly!