Theres a big storm heading the way of Florida this week, and once again, WEC Ocala has offered itself up as a safe haven. Heres the info you need in case youre likely to be affected:In anticipation of this weeks storm, World Equestrian Center Ocala will open to equine evacuees and owners, beginning Wednesday, September 25 at 8am.Please email HurricaneStalls@wec.net with your anticipated arrival date, the number of stalls needed, horse names and each horses required health documents. Stalls are open to horses only.Please note that stall availability is limited.Required health documents can be found here.Events Opening Today:Virginia Horse Center Eventing Fall,River Glen Fall H.T.,Horse Trials at Majestic OaksEvents Closing Today:The Event at Isaacks Ranch,Morven Park International & Fall Horse Trials,Redefined Equestrian Horse Trials,Pine Hill Fall H.T.,Radnor Hunt H.T.,Poplar Place Farm October H.T.Tuesday News & Notes from Around the World:Back to Blenheim for another debrief, this time from the CCI4*-S for eight and nine-year-olds.It was a win for Padraig McCarthy, the first Irish rider to take this class, and his eight-year-old homebred MGH Zabaione, who embarked on a good climb to best the huge field. Heres how it played out.Back across the pond, another fab story of a rescue living it large.Gettin Ziggy Wit It was saved from a cowshed and only really got the hang of his right-lead canter in the last year, but now, hes fast becoming his peoples favourite horse. Heres his story.No amount of coat sprays will make up for a lack of good nutrition.But if you get the feeding thing right, youll have a gleaming, show-ready horse and maybe even a spray of glorious dapples for your efforts, too. Heres what to keep in mind.And finally, a good listen for your morning muck-out:join Allie Knowles and Nicole Brown for a debrief on life, eventing, and everyones favourite ginge, Morswood.Sponsor Corner:Are you cooling your horse off properly in hot weather? Yes, it might be fall (is it, though?) but the temperatures are still hot in many parts of the world, and knowing how your horse cools down is paramount to their health and wellness. Our friends at Kentucky Performance Products are here to help with some tips and tricks, signs of heat stress to be on the lookout for, and recommendations for hydration support for every horse. Learn more here!Watch This:Join in with the ups and downs of producing a young event horse with British eventer and vlogger Ashley Harrison: