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The Equestrian PreserveProtects and preserves the unique,
rural character and equestrian focus
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The Village of Wellington created the
Equestrian Overlay Zoning District (EOZD)
in 2001 to preserve this one-of-a-kind
treasure for generations to come. -
Key Zoning Components of the Preserve* Conservation easements to protect trails and green space
* Open spaces and agricultural, rural and equestrian character
* Limitations on commercial uses
* Preservation of rural lifestyles
* Site development restrictions
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Preserving a variety of equestrian uses* Bridal trails
* Horse pastures and agricultural use
* Polo fields
* Hunter/jumper, equitation, and dressage events
* Barns and veterinary clinics
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What is the Equestrian Preserve?
9000 acres comprised of show grounds, polo fields and bridle trails all complementing nearby parks, ranches, stables and low-density residences
Protects the character of the equestrian community
Part of our unique village’s comprehensive plan created in 2000
Has its own zoning district with its own rules and regulations
Focused on preservation of open spaces, paths and equestrian trails
Aims to maximize green space, control density, maintain rich equestrian character
Help Protect the Preserve
It’s up to us to protect it.
The Equestrian Preserve is critical to our village’s identity, to our economy, and to ensuring Wellington remains a world-class equestrian destination.
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The Preserve's History

More about the largest single development ever allowed in Palm Beach County and Roger Wellington’s vision.
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