Missouri

Outside of Missouri’s iconic Gateway Arch in St. Louis and beautiful Ozark Mountains, lies a thriving equestrian community surrounded by horse farms, equestrian estates, and ranches. Home to over 95,000 agricultural farms, the Missouri horse industry produces goods and services valued at $420 million. 125,100 Missourians are involved in the industry as horse owners, service providers, employees, and volunteers. Even more participate as spectators.

Horse shows in Missouri offer a vibrant and exciting experience for equestrian enthusiasts. With over 200,000 horses throughout the state and a variety of venues, Missouri hosts a diverse range of horse shows throughout the year. Whether you are a participant or a spectator, attending horse shows in Missouri promises an immersive and thrilling experience in the world of equine sports.

The Missouri Fox Trotting Horse Show is an annual event that showcases the unique and versatile abilities of the Missouri Fox Trotting Horse breed. This prestigious show brings together horse enthusiasts, breeders, and riders from all over the country to witness the grace, elegance, and smooth gait of these remarkable horses. The show features over 130 classes, including pleasure classes, trail rides, and versatility challenges, allowing participants to demonstrate the breed's exceptional athleticism and versatility. With its rich history and strong community support, the Missouri Fox Trotting Horse Show is a must-attend event for anyone interested in experiencing the beauty and talent of these incredible horses.

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Missouri in Numbers: Horse Population: 201,300 horses Acres Used for Horse-Related Activities: 377,600 acres Capital: Jefferson City Population: 6,178,000 Land area: 68,886 sq. miles Counties:  114 Highest Point : Taum Sauk Mountain 1,772 feet Lowest Point : Saint Francis river: 230 feet