Pine Top Farm, est. in 1770.
Pine Top Farm is owned and operated by an 8th generational family descendant, Glenn Wilson and his wife, Janet.
Pine Top Farm is host to four recognized Eventing horse trials per year. Located 30 miles to the west of Augusta, Georgia, Pine Top’s gently rolling hills and sandy loam soil provides the perfect setting for equine events.
Pine Top hosted top international horses in 1994 for the Fédération Equestre Internationale study on how heat affected horses in 1995 for the Olympic test event, and in 1996 for the Olympic Games held in Atlanta.
With stabling on grounds for 150 horses, Pine Top Farm is best notable for its excellent cross country courses. Utilizing 200 acres of open pasture, cross country jumps are challenging, yet inviting. Jumps are mostly constructed from Georgia Pine Trees, harvested on the farm. Pine Top’s course allows for long gallops while offering multiple water complexes, banks, and ditches.
In the news…
USEA Now On Course: Wolpert Gets A Second Shot at Pine Top, March 2024
EVENTING NATION Peek Around Pine Top, Feb 2023
EVENTING NATION Pine Top Advanced Photo & Social Update, Feb. 2022
EVENTING NATION Pine Top Advanced Sneak Peak XC, Feb. 2022
EVENTING NATION Pine Top Advanced Who Jumped it best? Feb. 2021
EVENTING NATION Pine Top Advanced Photo Update, Feb. 2021
EVENTING NATION Ride Around Pine Top With Tim Bourke & Quality Time, Feb. 2021
EVENTING NATION An Advanced Recap, Feb. 2021
EVENTING NATION Who Jumped It Best Preliminary Edition, March 2020
EVENTING NATION Spring HT Show Update, March 2020
EVENTING NATION Advanced Show Wins, Feb. 2020
EVENTING NATION Who’s Who at Pine Top, Feb. 2020
EVENTING NATION Social Media Round Up, Feb. 2019
WRDW: Thomson event brings in Olympic riders for the weekend
Eventing Nation: 2019 Advanced Horse Trial Reviews
Chronicle of the Horse: Celebrating the Sport At Historic Pine Top Farm, Feb. 2017
USEF: Eventing Show Jumping Critique with Richard Jeffery