Equestrian Show Facility – Heritage Horse Show
Heritage Horse Show is a family-friendly and competitive equestrian facility established in 2002 by Butch Medlin together with his daughters Lauren and Shannon. The organization operates what it describes as a fun atmosphere offering organized, quality competition across several disciplines, with divisions available for every age and skill level.
The show program spans multiple formats. It includes hunter and jumper circuit shows, dressage competitions, and summer series events, giving riders a range of options throughout the season. Originally located at Tropical Park in Miami, the operation relocated to its permanent home at the Plantation Equestrian Center, situated at 1451 NW 118th Avenue in Plantation, Florida. The facility has become notably popular within the local equestrian community, and stalls regularly sell out weeks in advance for hunter and jumper events.
Heritage Horse Show is recognized for its annual awards banquet and its emphasis on a community atmosphere among trainers, riders, parents, and staff. The organization notes that alumni competitors have progressed to compete at national levels and in Grand Prix events, pointing to the show as a developmental venue as well as a recreational one. Day-to-day operations are overseen by Show Manager Lauren Manasseh.
The business operates under the entity Heritage Equestrian Productions, LLC. Contact is available by phone at 954.448.5492 and by email at HeritageHorseSho@aol.com, and the listed mailing address is 11351 NW 23rd Street, Plantation, FL 33323. Together with the show grounds at the Plantation Equestrian Center, these details anchor the organization firmly in the Plantation area of South Florida.
With more than two decades of continuous operation since its 2002 founding, Heritage Horse Show provides a structured calendar of hunter/jumper, dressage, and summer series competition for riders of all ages and abilities, supported by an awards banquet and a community-focused approach that has drawn strong demand from the South Florida equestrian community.