ADVOCATE – ENHANCE – PROTECT
Masterson Equestrian Trust Foundation Mission Statement
Masterson Equestrian Trust Foundation (MET) is a non-profit organization committed to preserving Masterson Station Park for the benefit of all equestrian enthusiasts. Our mission is to improve and enhance the park’s facilities and services, ensuring continued access and enjoyment for the equine community. MET proudly serves as an advocate for all who ride, train, and compete at Masterson Station Park—supporting Lexington’s legacy as the Horse Capital of the World.
All proceeds from MET-hosted events are reinvested directly into park preservation and maintenance. We are deeply grateful for the community’s continued support in keeping Masterson Station Park a beautiful and welcoming place for everyone.
Masterson Equestrian Trust named Official Charity for the 2024 Defender Three-Day Event
Click below to read the official press release
Organized by Equestrian Events, Inc. (EEI), the Defender Kentucky Three-Day Event presented by MARS Equestrian (K3DE), the EEI presented Masterson Equestrian Trust with a charitable donation in the amount of $20,000!
Photo from left to right: Jen Roytz, Erin Woodall, Shelley Ryan and Cathy Wieschhoff
Upcoming Events
Saturday, July 5th – Dressage Ride -A-Test and Jump-A-Round – Details to come
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MET Facility User Survey
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Notes From You
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- "Love Masterson!! It’s well taken care of, lots of room and arenas to keep yourself busy, and plenty of easy places to park your trailer. ❤️ 10/10"
Zoe Payne19. July, 2024.We love Masterson! We are so appreciative of this wonderful location for training and competing. Transylvania University Eventing Team
Transylvania University Eventing Team19. July, 2024.First time here! Great area to ride, jump and walk around! Looks very well taken care of! Sophia Carmody19. July, 2024.Perfect place for a hack +/- XC schooling. A true Lexington treasure Barb Nikolajczyk19. July, 2024. -
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Become a Friend of MET today!
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Who are the Friends of Masterson Equestrian Trust?
Friends of Masterson Equestrian Trust (MET) are individuals, organizations and companies that support Masterson Equestrian Trust Foundation’s mission to improve, maintain and protect open space and equine facilities at Masterson Station Park. -
What will Friends of MET’s role be?
Friends of MET are willing to lend support, when called upon, to ensure that the equine facilities at Masterson Station Park remain available for use by all horse enthusiasts, from casual horse lover to professional horsemen and horsewomen. We share a common goal of ensuring the beautiful equine facilities and its open spaces will be around for future generations -
Why should I become a Friend of MET?
To show support for the unique equine facilities at Masterson Station Park and be an advocate for the benefits that the park provides to the equestrian community in central Kentucky and across the State. -
How will the Friends of MET help the Park?
Friends of MET, when called upon, will help support the equine facilities at Masterson by communicating in various ways, with elected officials, the press and the general public regarding the need to protect and maintain Masterson Station Park as a fully accessible, free, safe facility for horse enthusiast from all over the State, the Region and the Country. -
When will Friends of MET act?
Friends of MET will offer ongoing support and be ready to take action when specific challenges arise. -
Where do Friends of MET come from?
Masterson Station Park and the Equestrian Facility is located in the heart of horse country in Lexington, KY, however, the facilities are utilized by horse enthusiasts from all over the state and many other nearby states. Anyone who uses or appreciates the Park is welcome. -
For more information or to sign up to become a Friend of MET, contact Shelley Ryan at [email protected]
