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Our final show of the Beverly Summer Series, presented by The Baldwin Group, is Saturday, August 22. After that, school starts, the fall calendar takes over, and many riders turn their attention toward championships and bigger commitments. But first, there is time for one more summer show — and this one brings something new.

There is a moment on the drive out here — somewhere after the last exit, when the shoulder turns to gravel, and the fence line starts running alongside you — where the week ends. Everybody who comes to Beverly on a Sunday knows that moment. It is the reason they made the drive. It is also why we are so pleased to welcome Land Rover Chantilly as a sponsor this season, and as presenting sponsor of the featured Pro/Am match on four consecutive Sundays starting on August 23.

August is when summer’s hard work shows itself: the fields are full, the horses are fit, the evenings stretch just long enough to keep everyone at the rail a little past the last chukker, and every corner of Beverly is alive with activity.

🔥 June's easy summer skies give way to July sizzle, and across every program the pace is fire. Polo Sundays are heating up, the Summer Series is rolling with the Baldwin Group, and the Beverly horses hit the road for Zone 3 Championships. Passes, lessons & boarding — it's all happening this month.

Summer Sundays are back at Beverly, and that means one thing: polo season has arrived. Beginning June 21, join us every Sunday afternoon for the fastest polo in Virginia as teams take to Beverly's full-size grass polo field for an exciting season of competition, community, and summer fun. Set against the backdrop of Beverly's iconic barn, rolling Piedmont countryside, and wide-open green space, Sunday Polo offers a uniquely Virginia experience that combines world-class

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June arrives with long evenings, full rings, and the hum of a farm operating at complete capacity. Upperville week. Sunday polo. Summer horse shows. Lessons running morning to night. Riders preparing for championships, families settling into summer schedules, and the farm in full swing across every program. This month, we are excited to welcome back the traditions that define summer at Beverly — along with several exciting new additions

May arrives in Virginia with a kind of electricity.

From the seasonal rhythm of Beverly’s horse shows and Sunday polo to the enduring spectacle of the Middleburg Spring Races, Salamander is present in the moments that matter most. These are not just events, but shared experiences—where riders, families, and guests come together to celebrate sport, connection, and place.

Summer at Beverly is a return to rhythm. By June, the fields are full, the schedule settles into place, and the community—riders, patrons, and partners—comes back together in Virginia. Alongside polo, Beverly’s hunter/jumper program continues across both local and rated competition. This is the backdrop for summer at Beverly: sport at multiple levels, a steady gathering of people, and an environment that is both elevated and grounded. Come be part of it with us.

April's Homecoming is more than symbolic—it marks the beginning of our most visible and integrated season. From this point forward, the full Beverly platform comes into focus: shows, training, leasing, lessons, and soon, polo—all operating in parallel.

Each year, March arrives with a renewed sense of possibility. We look forward to the warm breezes, the first peaks of daffodils and crocus, and the unmistakable shift toward longer days and expanded riding opportunities. It is the natural beginning of our most active and rewarding season.

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.

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.

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.

Come inside a take a peek at our wish list, curated with the comforts, essentials, and experiences riders love — inspired by the sponsors who support our community all year long.

As we close out an extraordinary 2025 at Beverly, we extend our deepest gratitude to each of our sponsors. Your commitment, enthusiasm, and partnership have elevated every corner of our equestrian community—from the show ring to the polo field, from our Riding Club to our outreach programs across the region.

Small Business Saturday is the perfect moment to celebrate the local partners who help make Beverly Equestrian such a vibrant, connected place. This year, we’re excited to open the doors to micro sponsorships—an accessible way for small businesses to showcase their brand within the region’s thriving equestrian community. With sponsorships starting at just $150, you can align your business with the energy, passion, and tradition of Beverly.

We’re excited to welcome Tri-County Feeds as the Presenting Sponsor of the 2025–2026 Beverly Winter Show Series, with gratitude to our Title Sponsor, The Salamander Collection. Next show is December 20!

We are proud to recognize The Baldwin Group for their exceptional support throughout our 2025 season. Their partnership began with Summer Polo, where they elevated the VIP Deck and helped us celebrate riders in the Winner’s Circle. They continued their leadership into the Fall Show Series as our Presenting Sponsor, and now bring that same support to the Circuit Finals this weekend, November 21–23.