Welcome to RDCEC!
Located in
Rose Dhu Creek
Plantation, we are one of the finest equestrian communities in the Lowcountry. Please take a moment to get to know us better. We are thrilled to announce that Hall of Fame Jockey, Eddie Maple, and wife, Kate, have taken over the reins of Rose Dhu Creek Equestrian Center. Press Release
the equestrian
center
BARN:
16,000 square feet
32 -
(12' x 12') stalls with int./ext. doors.
2 indoor wash
bays with hot/cold water
Climate
controlled tack rooms
Feed room
Restroom with
shower
Top of the
line fly spray system
On-site/Live-in Staff
24 hour Care
Rider's Lounge complete with big screen TV
and Satellite
ARENAS:
100' x 200' Covered & Lighted Arena
100' x 180'
All-weather arena
200' x 250'
All-weather arena with jumps
Round Pen
GROUNDS:
17 acres in
all; Irrigated, over-seeded
13
rotating paddocks with run-in shelters and
cooling
misters.
Storage
areas for hay, stall bedding material,
farm
equipment, and horse trailers.
Manure
management: Manure is placed in a
special
storage bin away from the barn and
then hauled off of the
property.
 
riding & leisure
TRAILS:
Over 6.5 miles of established riding & leisure trails meander throughout the 320 stunning acres of Rose Dhu Creek Plantation. Trails extend along the banks of Rose Dhu Creek, its marshes, and preserved salt and freshwater conservation areas. Rider's have the option of enjoying over 20 natural jumps placed throughout the trail and on specific "jumper's only" trails. It truly is one of the most beautiful Lowcountry riding experiences one can imagine. Wildlife is abundant in Rose Dhu Creek. While riding or strolling you may encounter egrets, wood storks, deer, fox squirrels, fox and even the elusive wild turkey.
activities
EVENTS/CLINICS:
* June 2009 - Jack Towell Clinic
* September 2009- Michael Page Clinic
* October 2009- Anne Gribbons Clinic
* Fall 2009 - Jack Towell Clinic
For more information about the clinics coming to RDCEC, please contact Kate Maple |
