A powerhouse in the equestrian world, the town attracts Olympians and top-tier competitions as well as world-class polo.
At a June planning board meeting, another developer proposed a new equestrian center with 200-odd town house condominiums.
To further her daughter's career, she has spent much of the past decade in Italy, where her daughter trained, and now runs an equestrian centre in the French town of Chantilly.
There is an equestrian statue in Gloucester, England, a town which was founded in his honour.
The owner of the casa where I was staying, Julio Muñoz, has opened an equestrian centre on the edge of town where he organises riding excursions and demonstrates horse whispering.
Fat and packed with small-town ephemera, including weekly equestrian news, The Newtown Bee dates to 1877.
The Civil War is an era of our history that has had thousands upon thousands of books written about it, from battlefield tactics and the uprising of towns to uniform requirements and equestrian technique.
The president of the development company, Luther Gueyikian, has been honored by a local equestrian group for trying to help maintain the town's equestrian nature.
The town also happens to be an equestrian center of France, home to the Cadre Noir, one of the world's most prestigious riding schools.
In the 1970's, when General Whitaker was in Europe on equestrian matters, he made a side trip to the Dutch town of Woensdrecht, which he helped liberate in October 1944.
