Clubes, asociaciones y clubes infantiles — el lado comunitario del deporte, cerca de ti.
Bend Polo Club is a polo club in Central Oregon, located at Camp Fraley Ranch. It offers lessons for riders of all levels, including beginners, with horses, mallets and tack provided. The club runs season memberships with weekly practices, coaching and scrimmages, and it fields players in tournaments across the Pacific Northwest. Private and group lessons are offered from May through September.
Fort Dalles Riders is a non-profit horse club and facility in The Dalles, Oregon, with a clubhouse, a lighted outdoor riding arena and a complete trail course. It offers riding lessons in dressage, western, jumping and English, along with horse shows, clinics and training. Members also take part in playdays, barrel racing and trail riding. The club promotes safe horsemanship for all ages, riding disciplines and skill levels.
MCRC Equestrian is a riding center at Canada Larga Stables in Ventura, California. It offers group and private horseback riding lessons, with a focus on English riding and lessons for Western riders as well. The center is a licensed United States Pony Club Riding Center and offers Pony Club meetings and programs. Unmounted lessons on horse management, grooming and leading are also part of the program.
Fullerton Recreational Riders (FRR) is a nonprofit equestrian club based in Fullerton, California, founded in 1961. The club hosts monthly gymkhana shows, an annual gymkhana clinic, and special events that promote friendly competition and a love for horses. All horses are privately owned and trained by members, and the club does not offer horse rentals or lessons. Members range from first-time riders to seasoned competitors and share a passion for western riding traditions.
Los Angeles Equestrian Vaulting Club teaches vaulting, the art and sport of gymnastics and dance on horseback. Founded in 2011 by coach Blake Dahlgren, it trains vaulters from age 6 to 28, starting at the walk and progressing to trot and canter. The club offers group classes, monthly memberships, introductory lessons, private vaulting experiences and clinics. Its members compete as individuals, pairs and teams at regional, national and international level. Vaulting practice takes place at The Paddock Riding Club in Los Angeles.
A Lotte Horses is a riding school and official US Pony Club Riding Center in the Ventura and Santa Paula area of California. It offers riding lessons for all ages and levels, from lead-line beginners to riders working on jumping and dressage. Ponies are available for children and horses for adults, and the school also gives training and lessons to riders who bring their own horse. Programs include holiday camps, homeschool programs, Pony Club and mini pony adventures.
Roxbury Riding Club offers horseback riding lessons grouped by rider level, following a progressive curriculum. It also runs a training program for riders and horses, with a focus on correct fundamentals and competition preparation. The club is a Certified Pony Club Riding Center. Training is led by owner and head trainer Katie Emmermann.
La Herradura is a polo club and equestrian center in Santa Ynez, California. It runs a polo school with lessons, clinics and leagues for beginner to advanced players, including youth and adults. The club also hosts club matches and tournaments and offers polo experiences. Lessons are taught by Guillermo "Memo" Gracida and a team of instructors.
The Santa Ynez Valley Pony Club is a youth club based in the Santa Ynez Valley in Santa Barbara County, California. It teaches members the care of horses and ponies, riding and mounted sports. Members meet twice a month for riding instruction and horse care lessons. The club is part of the Middle California Region Pony Club and the United States Pony Club.
The Presidio Riding Club is a non-profit cooperative equestrian club in the Marin Headlands within the Golden Gate National Recreation Area. It offers horse boarding with private stalls, daily turnout in group paddocks, and access to a large outdoor arena. The club is run by its members, who manage the facilities and public programs together with the National Park Service. It also provides free public access to equine programs and trails and hosts visiting horses at its Horse Hotel.
Morning Star Vaulters is a vaulting club based at Morning Star Farm in Novato, California. Vaulting is gymnastics and dance performed on a moving horse, and the club trains members in strength, flexibility, endurance and team work. Weekly classes are held, and young children are introduced to horses through vaulting. The club also gives demonstrations at equestrian events and offers vaulting birthday parties for ages 10 and under.
Sunnyside Saddle Club is a non-profit horse show organisation in Bonita, California, serving youth and adult amateur riders. It runs open horse shows with English and Western disciplines, on one Sunday each show month from April through November. The shows offer over 30 classes, including hunter and jumper divisions and age-specific classes for junior riders. Membership is available as individual or family.
Tumbleweed Riding Club is a non-profit horse club founded in 1954 in Lakeside, California. It runs an open horse show circuit open to horses of all breeds. Classes are offered for youth, amateur and professional horsemen, including leadline and family-friendly divisions. The club is run by volunteer board members and holds a year-end awards banquet.
Lakeside Polo Club is a polo club in Southern California, located within the River Valley Equestrian Center in the El Monte Valley. The club offers membership, weekly polo play year-round, and an interscholastic polo program alongside the Lakeside Polo Youth Foundation. It also offers polo lessons and hosts events on its lit arena and lawn. The club was founded in 1956 and has been owned by the Bankhead family since 2014.
Poway Valley Riders Association is a riders association for horse people. It runs horse shows in several disciplines, including dressage, hunter jumper, ranch riding and working equitation. The association also lists a pony club, a polo club, clinics and a rodeo among its activities. Members can access membership information and work hour opportunities.
Vista Palomar Riders is a riding club in Vista, California, founded in 1946 to promote horsemanship and the equestrian lifestyle. Membership is open to horse enthusiasts, from beginners to advanced riders. The club has a 14-acre property with arenas, round pens and a clubhouse, with direct access to riverbed trails. It organizes events such as trail rides and horse shows.
Encore Equestrian Vaulters is a non-profit club whose members compete in the sport of vaulting. Vaulting combines dance and gymnastics performed on a moving horse. The club is open to vaulters from age 3 through adult, from beginners up to Gold level. It offers instruction and coaching in all aspects of the sport, along with basic horsemanship and safety skills. The club is hosted by Monterey Bay Academy in La Selva, CA.
OC Equestrian Vaulting is a community youth sports club built around equestrian vaulting, a sport combining horsemanship, dance and gymnastics. The club keeps its own horses and offers classes for all levels, with no previous riding or gymnastics experience required. It is a non-profit organization run largely by volunteers, and its dues and tuition support the horses, volunteers and members. The club focuses on character, teamwork, service and work ethic through horses.
The Temecula Polo Club is a polo club in Temecula, California. It offers polo lessons for kids and adults, including single-lesson Polo Basics and a Polo Side Experience. The club also hosts polo matches and social events, and offers a players membership. Its site is focused on the polo experience alongside wine-country events.
Eldorado Polo Club is a polo club in Indio, California, in the Coachella Valley. Since 1957 the club has been a destination for polo during the winter months. It hosts tournaments at 2, 6 and 12 goal levels, along with Sunday polo matches. The club also offers a Learn to Play Polo program for newcomers.
Orange County Polo Club is a family-owned arena polo club in Silverado Canyon, California. It hosts polo matches, ticketed events and private events for spectators and guests. Private and group polo lessons are offered to first-time riders as well as experienced players. The club also runs horsemanship experiences such as horse camping, cattle sorting and beach rides.
The Pacific Coast Horse Shows Association (PCHA) is a non-profit association that promotes the sport of horse showing, primarily in the Hunter/Jumper, Western and Reining disciplines. It sets showing standards on the West Coast and approves shows that meet them. The association publishes point standings and hosts year-end awards for members and their registered horses. It also supports owners, exhibitors, officials and breeders of horses.
Rose Bowl Riders is a not-for-profit, volunteer-run equestrian club in Pasadena, California, located within Hahamongna Watershed Park. The club offers riding lessons for members of all levels, including children and adults, and school horses are available for those who do not own horses. The facility provides boarding, three arenas, a round pen, and access to trails in the Arroyo Seco and Angeles National Forest. The club has operated at its current location since 1952.
FACE (Free Artists Creative Equestrians) is an equestrian vaulting club founded in 2000 by Devon Maitozo. It offers beginning vaulting classes, private lessons, Yoga on Horseback and Stunt Vaulting classes. The club also trains athletes for competitive vaulting. Lessons and training take place at the Southern California Equestrian Center, where the club's own horses are used.
