Clubes, asociaciones y clubes infantiles — el lado comunitario del deporte, cerca de ti.
Clark County Saddle Club is a member-owned riding facility near Battle Ground, Washington. The club has a large covered indoor arena and event center, along with a large seasonal outdoor arena. It hosts practices and competitions in roping, barrels, gaming and cow sorting. Members also have open ride time to exercise their horses.
Equine Mania USA is an equestrian business based in Wasco, Oregon. It offers riding lessons in English and Western disciplines, and lesson horses are available for riders who do not own a horse. It also organises equestrian events, including an annual Wheatacres Ranch Trail and Cattle Challenge. The business was founded in 2013 with a focus on friendly equestrian competition.
Forward Stride is an equine-assisted services organisation based in Beaverton, Oregon. It runs a riding program that teaches horsemanship skills, groundwork and confidence to children and adults of all abilities. It also offers competitive and recreational vaulting programs. Its therapy services use the movement of its horses and natural environment to support physical, occupational and mental health goals.
The Richland Riders Club is a private club founded in 1949 in Richland, Washington. Its members sponsor, organize and host equestrian events, including dressage shows, showjumping shows, schooling shows, fun shows and clinics, for riders in the Tri-Cities area. The club owns a private equestrian facility with two outdoor lighted arenas, and its barns are leased to individual members. The club is not open to the general public except for designated events, and approved paid trainers may train on the property.
Franklin County Saddle Club is a member-owned equine facility in Pasco, Washington, offering individual and family memberships. The grounds include three large arenas, a warm-up arena, a round pen, a trail and obstacle course, and stalls. The club hosts organised equestrian shows and events as well as recreational riding for members and day-use guests. Its stated focus is education, safety and responsible horsemanship, with particular emphasis on youth development.
Walla Walla Pony Club is a non-profit club for young riders that offers riding lessons and horsemanship programs. Lessons are taught by instructors for both beginners and more experienced riders. The club also covers horse care and stable management alongside riding skills. Its programs include disciplines such as dressage, show jumping, eventing and mounted games.
Capital City Horse & Pony Club is a non-profit horse and pony club located at 12900 N. 14th Street in Raymond, Nebraska. The club holds numerous activities each spring, summer and fall, including playdays, 4H ring practices, speed days and barrel races. It draws contestants from Nebraska and neighboring states. The club promotes learning and enjoyment of horses, livestock and agriculture for people of all ages.
Salt Creek Wranglers is a nonprofit horse club in Lincoln, Nebraska, meeting since 1947 as a place for horse lovers. It welcomes equestrians of all levels and interests with horses, ponies, donkeys, and mules. The club organises horse shows, pointed shows with year-end awards, and educational clinics. Its facility includes a large outdoor arena with lights and a wireless sound system.
Barre Riding and Driving Club is a non-profit club that has been promoting interest in horses since 1938. It runs the Barre Horse Show Series, a series of four shows held at Felton Field in Barre, Massachusetts, with over 50 classes including lead line, walk/trot, jumping, driving and trail classes. The club also organises open and member trail rides, clinics, parades and weekend campouts, and offers scholarships. Membership is open to people who want to take part in its horse events.
Grafton Trail Riders is a horse club in Grafton, New York, with about 100 members. The club organises group trail rides, including an annual Over the Mountain ride, and hosts events such as gymkhanas and obstacle challenges. The club does not rent or lease horses, so riders must bring their own horse. It holds 92 acres of land adjacent to Grafton Lakes State Park.
Dawn-Mar Ranch is a horse ranch in Contoocook, New Hampshire, that has grown from a lesson barn into a home for three organizations. Changing Lives Equine Center cares for retired, rescued and senior horses and lets people with or without life challenges or disabilities ride them. Easy Riders 4-H lets children lease horses to learn equine skills and horse care. Merrimack Valley Equestrian Special Olympics has been based at the ranch since 1989.
Hartland Riding Club is a club of horse owners and horse lovers based in Hartland, Vermont, and nearby Upper Valley towns. The club was organized in 1969 as a social group of equestrians. It has organized activities such as pleasure trail rides, overnight rides, gymkhanas, competitive trail rides and horse shows. The club also holds clinics and educational programs for members.
The Mid-state Riding and Driving Club offers equine activities for people of all ages and experience levels. The club holds clinics, horse shows, trail rides and local parade participation. Its events include clinics with visiting clinicians, dressage schooling shows, a youth horse show and drive events. The club meets monthly with educational programs and is based at show grounds in central Vermont.
Sugarbush Polo Club is a polo club in the Champlain Valley of Vermont, founded in 1962. The club offers polo practices, tournaments, clinics and lessons for riders of all levels. Lessons are held at the Waitsfield field on Wednesdays. The club plays on fields in Richmond, Waitsfield and Colchester during the season from May through October.
Amdez Polo Club runs polo for players and spectators at its regulation polo arena and polo field in Shelburne, Vermont. It hosts club polo twice weekly, a coaching league on Thursday evenings, and Sunday matches. Through Amdez Farm it offers horse rentals, long and short term boarding, training and lessons. Private and group lessons are available for every level, and polo is offered year round.
Adamsville Stables offers riding lessons on its school horses and ponies for children from age 8 and for adults. Lessons are available privately, in semi-private or in groups, and students can prepay for a discount. The farm runs summer and school vacation camps with horsemanship and riding. It also hosts an after-school horsemanship and riding club.
Shannon Hill Polo Club is a United States Polo Association-sanctioned club in Basking Ridge, New Jersey, founded in 1995. It offers year-round polo instruction for riders of all levels, with lessons led by an experienced club professional. The club has a full-size grass polo field, an outdoor regulation-size polo arena, and an indoor polo arena. It also hosts Sunday games and charity events, and runs youth and community programs.
Newport Polo is a polo club in Rhode Island that offers polo instruction for riders of many levels. Lessons are taught in small groups by USPA-certified instructors and cover arena and grass polo. Students can take lessons on their own horse or on club horses. The club also hosts the Newport International Polo Series, a summer season of polo matches.
Tuckahoe Equestrian Center is a family and youth-oriented, non-profit equestrian club on Maryland's Eastern Shore, located in Tuckahoe State Park. It promotes equestrian activities such as 4-H, youth activities, games days, trail riding, driving, jousting, parades and horse shows. The grounds include a barn with several stalls, a clubhouse, a 300' x 150' outdoor arena and about 15 miles of trails in the state park. Members can use a round pen, and people come to the center to drive their horses and ponies. The center does not provide horses for trail rides.
The Eastern Shore Western Horse Show Association is a family-based organisation that has run horse shows since 1967. It offers classes for Paints, Quarter Horses, Appaloosas, miniatures and ponies, including Western, Open, age-specific and English classes. It also offers 4-H classes in Showmanship, Horsemanship, In-Hand Trail, Western and English. The association's stated aim is to give anyone the chance to show horses in a competitive and friendly atmosphere.
The English Circuit of South Jersey is a non-profit association founded in 1971 to support the horse show world in South Jersey. It is an Affiliated Association of the USEF and follows its rules where its own rules do not apply. The association approves show dates, sets rules for its shows, and keeps points records for horses and riders toward year-end awards. It also aims to encourage riding at all levels and to protect the welfare of the horses.
Wrenacyn is an equestrian facility offering private and group riding lessons. It runs programs that include equitation classes, clubs, camps, clinics, and special events. The facility has an indoor arena and an outdoor arena, and it has access to riding trails. It also holds horse shows with hunter and leadline classes.
Ashford Farm is a family-owned equestrian facility in Miquon, Pennsylvania, operating since 1972. It offers riding lessons for adults and children at beginner, intermediate and advanced levels, along with a summer riding day camp and a Pony Club program. The farm also provides full-board horse boarding with turnout, stall care and feeding. Staff specialize in hunt seat and dressage.
Fletcher Street Urban Riding Club is a nonprofit that teaches horsemanship to young people in Philadelphia's inner city. It works to preserve the tradition of Urban Black Cowboys and the legacy of Philadelphia's Black horsemen. The club keeps around 15 horses and offers youth activities built around riding and horse care. The club was founded by Ellis Ferrell and moved to its Fletcher Street location in 2004.
