Welcome to the Whitebrook Equestrian Center.
 Here at the Whitebrook Equestrian Center our main focus is the training, breeding, and competing of premium Hanoverian horses. We have an expansive operation consisting of 20+ horses at any given time. We are currently located on 25 acres in the rolling hills of cavalry fields where our horses have lush pastures and state of the art training facilities. We have a lucrative breeding program with some of the most world famous Hanoverian stallions. Our experienced staff works hard to make sure that the needs of our clients are met. We offer a number of boarding and training services and even have a number of lesson horses that can be matched to any skill level.

The Whitebrook Equestrian Center is an active competing stable that competes in all disciplines: Eventing, Show Jumping, Hunt Seat, and Dressage.

Whether you are looking for training, boarding, leasing, lessons, breeding, or an active competition stable to join, the Whitebrook Equestrian Center can meet your needs.





▪ We have two new horses here at the WEC! Their names are WEC Extravagance, an imported dappled grey Hanoverian mare and WEC Don Auriello a dappled bay import Hanoverian stallion. To find out more, check out their profiles!

▪ We have a new website! Feel free to look around, navigation is pretty much the same we just spruced up the layout.

▪ LEC Chaplin Placed 6th in the Moonlight Falls National competing at Third level.













Retired Horses

Here is where you can find information on horses that resided at the Whitebrook Equestrian Center but are either retired from showing or from the breeding program.  These horses will live out the rest of their days being pleasure horses, exploring the trails and teaching young riders the ropes. 

WEC Nocturnelle is a LEC Certified Hanoverian Mare, her Registration Number is 00112


WEC Nocturnelle was a wonderful foundation broodmare at the Whitebrook Equestrian Center. She is the dam of our famed stallion, WEC Royal Flush, and she produced many other amazing offspring in her time here.  In the winter foal crop of 2011 Ellie did not take to many breedings and was no longer producing the quality Hanoverians needed to continue our lines.  We retired her as a broodmare but she can still be seen around the farm teaching lessons to younger children and frolicking in the pastures, enjoying her retirement days.

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