October Hill Farm is a top-tier equestrian training facility located just a few miles away from Fort Worth. Our two hundred acres provides the ideal location for owners looking for a superior full-service experience.
We offer a wide selection of sale horses, from performance-bred foals up to experienced and capable showjumping horses. Sale horses imported from Europe have been carefully screened for the U.S. market.
October Hill Farm provides full care and management of your horse. Each horse’s program is individualized, with riding, turnout, and other exercise formats utilized as needed to achieve optimum fitness and happiness.
Whether you are a cautious beginner trying a new sport or an experienced rider, professional instruction is offered aboard our wonderful school horses and ponies, matched with care and attention to your level and abilities as a rider.
Charly-Ann’s drive to win brought her owner Amanda Gomez the Leading Rider Award for the 2025 season at the Desert International Horse Park.
Imported to the US and sold by October Hill, Chico P achieved an extraordinary career in the Junior ranks with Ava Myers, including a team gold medal in the 2023 FEI NAYJC Final.
Discovered by October Hill in Germany, Chaccrobat has wins and placings in U25 classes.
Bred and raised at October Hill, Copa Cabana OHF was the 2024 USHJA Zone 7 Champion in the 7 Year olds.
Irene Neuwirth’s outstanding A/O Hunter Juan Carlos came out of our extensive sales horse offerings.
Highly successful equitation horse 24 Carot was imported and sold by October Hill
October Hill imported Ivaro, now a multiple grand prix winner with rider Lisa Goldman-Smolen.
Imported to the US and sold by October Hill, Darco Son brought his rider a second place finish out of over 220 riders at the 2023 ASPCA Maclay Finals at the National Horse Show!
Imported to the US and sold by October Hill, Casino and his owner Nicole Bellisimo had multiple FEI placings including a win in the FEI CS12* Grand Prix at the 2018 Summer Tyron Series.
Imported to the US and sold by October Hill, Diazella and her owner Anya Bereznicki were members of the 2018 FEI Youth Continental Championships Bronze Medal team.
Imported to the US and sold by October Hill, Sunday Morning has hunter derby placings with professional Nada Wise.
Bred by October Hill, D.A. completed intermediate level eventing and 2* events in 2017 under Kurt Martin.
Bred by October Hill in Texas, Mai Tai and her owner have over a dozen show championships as well as a silver medal in the Adult Jumper Central Region Championship.
Imported to the US and sold by October Hill, Fast Flo jumped in the Thermal Million with her young rider before the duo took a team gold at the NAYRJC in 2016.
Bred by October Hill in Germany and sold there, Bellator is a competitor at the junior jumper level and above with a young rider.
Imported to the US and sold by October Hill Farm, Sloane Lindemann-Barnett’s Frosted is a recent Derby ring contender, competing with Kelley Farmer at WEF.
Imported to the US and sold by October Hill Farm, Mary Wickman’s Ciribati was a successful hunter with many accolades and championships.
Bred by October Hill, Ophelia has wins at Preliminary and Intermediate, and finishing 9th in her first CCI in Ocala. She later qualified for the Land Rover CCI5* with her owner Clayton Fredericks in 2021.
Imported and sold by October Hill Farm, Cento Blue has multiple wins and placings at national and international grand prix level under a number of professional riders.
Fort Worth Blues was full of blues...the rosette kind.. and so many more colors, too! Our huge crew, including 26 horses, had a great week of showing at the WRMC. Here are a few highlights!
-- Nico Gamboa rode October Hill Farm's Mufasa to the top finish in the $25,000 Amarillo National Bank Grand Prix! Fifth place went to Ava Myers aboard her Sparky, and Raeann Cassanos rode Celeste OHF to 7th!
-- Kit Holmsten and Moncrief Equestrian's Calou brought home the championship in the Low Children's Hunters!
-- Blair Habash and Charming took the championship in the combined 1.20/1.30m Jr./Am. Jumpers!
-- Monty Holmsten rode Moncrief Equestrian's Cascadel to 2nd place in both the ASPCA Maclay and the Dover Hunt Seat Equitation! Cascadel was also Reserve Champion in the 3'6 Performance Hunters!
-- Monty Holmsten and Tangelo's Girl were reserve champs in the combined 1.20/1.30m Jr./Am. Jumpers!
-- Alice O'Neill and Antonia won both the 1.05m Jr./Am. Jumper Classic and the 1.00/1.10m Open Jumper Classic and took home the top money in the All In One Bonus!
-- Erica Daniels and her Cat Balou took second in the 1.00/1.10m Open Jumper Classic and third place money in the All in One Bonus!
-- Nico Gamboa and Calirista PS won the 1.20/1.30m Open Classic and second place All in One money!
-- Alice O'Neill and Udon placed 3rd in the $2500 USHJA National Hunter Derby!
-- Kit Holmsten reunited with her Charlie Ferrari after a long hiatus and put in some fun clear rounds in the .85m and .90m jumpers
-- Gunni Holmsten and Alvesta Sakari took top honors in the Pony Confirmation
-- Gunni Holmsten and Applause had a great start to their partnership with clear rounds in the .75m jumpers
-- Rachel Gracia earned top placings with her OHF Cordani in their .90 jumper classes!
-- Elle Snodgrass and Ciao Bella finished up their successful week with top honors in the .90m and .95m classes as well!
-- Hazel Rudner and Chaccita came home with a blue ribbon in their 1.10m Jr/Am Jumper class and a 2nd place in the 1.15m Jr/Am Jumper Classic
-- Ella Heineking rode her Dahlia to third in the 1.00/1.10m Open Jumper Classic and fourth place money in the All in One Bonus!
-- Ava Myers and her Sparky claimed second in the 1.25/1.30 Open Jumper Classic and fifth place money in the All in One Bonus!
-- Lindsay Graves had a fun show continuing her partnership with Ludwieg
We enjoyed having Addison Helms and Hunter Ellington join us, aboard our fantastic lesson horses, for their first Rated Show! Great debut show ladies!
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October Hill got a home turf win last night at the Fort Worth Blues show, as Nico Gamboa guided Mufasa to the top finish in the $25,000 Fort Worth Blues Grand Prix sponsored by Amarillo National Bank! Ava Myers placed 5th with her Sparky, and October Hill’s homebred Celeste OHF placed 7th in the class, her grand prix debut, with Raeann Cassanos.
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Team OHF! We missed a few but what a fun time seeing everyone at World Cup Finals Fort Worth 2026!
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Thank you to SC Bell for the annual “fluff and fold” of our arena and round pen! Spring glow-up in effect!
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Congratulations to Winn Alden and VEX Sporthorse's Suit and Tie, topping the USHJA National Derby this weekend at the Sacramento Spring Classic! Thank you to JH Sporthorses for all the support with this fantastic young superstar!
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Nico Gamboa takes Ella Heineking’s Twilight to the winner’s circle at Pin Oak I!🏆 The $25,000 Pin Oak Charity Grand Prix didn’t disappoint 🤩
Sponsored by Cloverfield Trail Riding Club, this national competition brought serious talent—and an unmistakable international flair to the podium 🌎✨
Out of 21 starters, 8 advanced to a thrilling jump-off, where speed truly set the tone 💨
🥇 Nicolas Gamboa & Twilight 🇨🇴 – 36.844�
🥈 Alwaleed Alrashid & W Enzo 🇯🇴 – 40.982�
🥉 Brandon Howard & HF Andiamo 🇿🇦 – 41.799
An electrifying class from start to finish, with a blazing fast winning round that set the standard! 🔥🐎
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