Headed down to the Winter Equestrian Festival for a weekend, or the whole circuit? Better brush up on your WEF-lingo!
The Bridge: Spans across the in-gate of the International Ring--a good place for trainers or riders to watch rounds.
Coffee Cart: Situated at the entry to the rings. The place to get your favorite caffeinated beverage.
Dever: Official golf cart rental shop.
Fete Cheval Etiole: Teams of grand prix riders judged for style and performance to benefit the EQUUS Foundation. A must-not-miss event!
Food Trucks: Multiple food trucks offering a variety of fare at the Wellington Amphitheater on Forest Hill. Always a good bet for a quick and easy dinner.
Global: The dressage facility across the street from the show where certain special classes are held, such as the U25 classes.
Grand Prix Village: Exclusive area of farms adjacent to the show grounds.
Great Charity Challenge: Relay-style competition featuring top riders raising money for charity.
Keke's: Where everyone goes for breakfast on days-off.
Kontiki: Best place for sushi after a busy show day.
Oasis Cafe: The eatery in the middle of the show grounds.
Players: The legendary Sunday-night party spot overlooking the polo club.
Pony Island: The stands where pony riders hang out around their rings during pony classes.
Riders' Lounge: Small area in between the grand prix warm up ring and the International ring where top riders stash their ring bags and relax during classes.
Rost Ring: Hunter ring near where you can find the best bathrooms on the show grounds.
Saturday Night Lights: Grand prix classes held under the lights on Saturdays with lots of entertainment for kids and spectators.
Short Stacks: Monday breakfast spot.
Showgrounds Live: Online schedule, orders of go, and results. Gets people where they need to be at the right time and keeps all those rings miraculously working.
Sushimoto: Another good sushi spot.
Tackeria: Tack shop without horse show prices.
Twenty-dollar ring: Schooling ring where riders can pay $20 to practice over a course.
Vendor Village: Strip of shops where riders can find their favorite brands and equipment.
VIP Tent: Exclusive tent overlooking the International Arena where people with wristbands can watch classes while being served drinks and meals.