Welcome to the LAEC Blog
What's Happening Here - A Look Inside the Los Angeles Equestrian Center
We've seen remarkable strides in bettering our 75-acre facility, introducing upgrades for horse care, and revamping our safety measures to ensure the security of our equine residents and their human counterparts. These changes, grounded in valuable feedback from our community, exemplify our commitment to fostering an environment that not only meets but exceeds expectations.
Glad to Be Here! - A Dream of Living in Los Angeles
For a good part of my life, it has been my dream to live in LA. I've been a Dodgers and Lakers fan as long as I can remember, as well as a lifelong Disney nerd. Now, I get to live that LA dream and take on the job of ASM General Manager for the iconic Los Angeles Equestrian Center as it leaps into a new era…
Your Support Matters - Why Cities and Communities Should Support Local Equestrian Centers
Equestrian Centers play a vital role in our communities, especially now. Urban development often prioritizes financial incentives, threatening the preservation of open spaces. Yet, these centers thrive on community support, becoming integral to the community's identity…
Riding into a Fresh Era: Unveiling Our New Look!
Picture this: a fresh coat of white paint glistening under the California sun, accented with vibrant green trim – that's right, we're revamping our front entrance to welcome you in style! We are sprucing things up with our new logo, set to be unveiled in grandeur as our main entrance sign. But wait, there's more…
The Evolution of Equestrian Sports in Southern California: A Glimpse into History
The first instance of Equestrian sport can be traced to 400 BC in the procession of the Panathenaic festival of Ancient Greece. The inception of equestrian sports in Los Angeles dates back to the late 19th and early 20th centuries…
Introducing Our Team
We have a robust team at the Los Angeles Equestrian Center, meticulously chosen to best serve the needs of the City of Los Angeles Department of Recreation and Parks and the center itself.