Full Circle Farm

09/26/2026

Available for Sale.
2018 Ford F-450 in excellent condition.
152,000 miles. Brand new tires. Cap included (not roof rack). 51 Gallon Auxiliary tank included.
Ford prepped 5th wheel hitch available for extra $ if interested.
Priced at $45,000 - Firm.

09/23/2026

Thank you Lynne for all you’ve done and continue to do for us, over many years! You’re one of our biggest supporters and we appreciate you! We’re wishing you a speedy recovery and can’t wait to see you down the road, back at the Ingate! ❤️

09/05/2026

Today, Jaime Gibson of Ocala, Florida, suffered a fall while competing at Fox Lea Far… Heather Dayner needs your support for Support Jaime Gibson’s Recovery

08/28/2026

At the highest levels of show jumping, making a course more difficult doesn’t necessarily mean making the fences bigger. For FEI Level 4 Course Designer Guilherme Jorge, some of the most effective questions are created through details that spectators may barely notice like the length of a pole, the color of a rail, or where a delicate vertical appears in relation to the rest of the track.

“It’s very important that you have, as a course designer, the consciousness that even [when] you are building the biggest Grand Prix of your calendar year, you have to think that the horses are going to have to face many other top-level competitions,” Jorge said on episode 480 of The Plaidcast.

That philosophy shaped the $1,000,000 Rolex US Equestrian Open Grand Prix at Wellington International, where Jorge needed to challenge some of the best horse-and-rider combinations in the world without simply demanding greater physical effort.

Jorge had already designed his Grand Prix course when he watched the week’s 1.55-meter qualifier. Twenty-five of 60 combinations jumped clear. That result told him just how strong the field was. “I would need to make pretty much every jump count,” he said.

Rather than dramatically increasing fence dimensions or creating more demanding distances, Jorge adjusted some of his materials. The goal was to make certain jumps require more precision and carefulness while keeping the physical demand appropriate for the horses.

📎 Continue reading about course design at https://www.theplaidhorse.com/2026/08/26/how-course-designers-make-a-grand-prix-harder-without-making-horses-jump-bigger/
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08/22/2026

Thank you so much Jess Windhurst Photography for capturing these final images of our boys in the Week 6 Voltaire Grand Prix at HITS Vermont! Congratulations to David and ‘Presley Degli Assi’ on their final Win 🥇 together, and to ‘Follow Me’ finishing in 7th 💜 as the fastest 4 faulter! We’re grateful to our owners for all of the support over the years, and trusting in David to find these class horses and in our program to continue producing them. The longevity and consistency of the results these horses produce with David, is a testament to Full Circle Farm. Thank you to our sponsors for a great summer season and all you do for us and our horses! The support and quality products from our team help to make this all possible. Struck Apparel Samshield Tucci Antarès Sellier USA Finish Line Horse Products RenoVo AmnionSolutions Blueberry Hill Rhino Stirrups. Thank you also to the Driftwood Equestrian team for all of your help that day! ❤️

08/17/2026

New Sale Horse available to be seen and tried, currently located in Ocala! 2014 Belgian Warmblood Gelding, with lots of Jr/Am miles in the Low/Med jumpers! Perfect for the fast rider that wants to win! Has his own motor and is super competitive! He’s perfect in the barn, and all business in the ring! A nice quality type for someone moving up through the ranks!

08/09/2026

07/30/2026

Caddie R
7.29.2004 - 7.9.2026

On what would have been his 22nd Birthday, our boy deserves to be honored. We lost our beloved Caddie R earlier this month, and it feels like the end of an era for Full Circle Farm. He became our family the day he stepped foot in our barn in 2018. He was pure class and there was always something special about him. He brought great people into our lives, from partners, to vets, to other professionals. He had a team, and this was his circle. His successes with David were always so admirable, given their short amount of time together. And there will always be that day he was 3 jumps away from going clear in the $1Million Grand Prix, before reminding us he’s always in charge - if there’s going to be a pond in the middle of the ring, he WILL NOT be going near it! He became Jamie’s first big Grand Prix horse, and we’re grateful that he came back into our lives after his time with her. For the rest of his life, he was Holly’s horse of a lifetime. With retirement in mind and no expectations, he came back to give us more than we ever could have imagined. Their partnership was a testament that showed how much a horse will actually do for you, when he knows how important he is and how much he is loved and cared for. His presence was so brave and strong and stoic. He was made to feel most important everyday. In 2021 we let him know land was purchased and a farm was being built all for him! He was the patriarch of Full Circle Farm.
He will forever be irreplaceable, and will always be greatly missed.
Happy Birthday My Boy. Rest easy.