About Our Equine Operations
Javier “Beto” Gamboa and his wife Kirsten have owned this 22-acre Eustis yard off State Road 44 since 2009. He started training at eighteen in Colombia, came to the United States in 1986 and has competed since he was ten, mainly over fences before eventing drew him towards dressage; four of his five brothers train and another is an equine veterinarian. Jumper, dressage and cross-country instruction goes to boarders and outside riders alike, privately or in groups, after an evaluation lesson, and off-track thoroughbreds and warmbloods are the speciality. Sixteen 12×12 stalls run down a centre aisle with a four-stall shed row in the front field, beside a lit clay jumping ring, a separate dressage ring, a five-acre cross-country schooling field and three cement wash racks.