Clubes, asociaciones y clubes infantiles — el lado comunitario del deporte, cerca de ti.
Sunrise Vaulters is an equestrian vaulting club in the San Fernando Valley, Los Angeles. It offers recreational, competitive and therapeutic vaulting classes, which combine gymnastics with work on horseback. The club cares for its own horses and coaches athletes of all ages, including adaptive vaulters. The head coach holds FEI Trained Level One certification.
Hesperia Wranglers is a family horse club based in Hesperia, California, on the high desert. The club promotes horsemanship for people in Hesperia and the surrounding area. It organizes athletic events in which the use of the horse and horsemanship are required. Shows are held on the 2nd Saturday of the month from March through November, and the club hosts trail rides and playdays.
California Polo Club is a polo club in Los Angeles that has operated since reopening in 1995. It offers polo lessons and a polo school for novice and experienced players. The club also provides horse boarding, with annual and monthly plans and multi-horse discounts. Additional services include grooming, arena exercise and access to farrier and equine dentist visits.
The Los Angeles Hunter Jumper Association is a membership association for horse show exhibitors in Los Angeles County. It was founded in 1960 as the Los Angeles County Horse Show Exhibitors Association and renamed in 2006. The association sanctions horse shows so members can compete locally, and it publishes a show calendar, rules, medal classes and points. It is an affiliate member of USEF and USHJA.
Central Coast Polo Club is a polo club in the Los Osos area of California. It offers riding lessons, polo lessons, horse sales, horse training and horse rentals. The club holds weekly scrimmages and monthly tournaments and takes part in circuit tournaments. The facility offers boarding for horses with pasture, corrals or stalls, and runs summer pony and polo camps.
South Bay Polo is a polo club in Gilroy, California, offering polo for beginners, returning riders and experienced players. It runs lessons, a Polo Academy, an Intro to Polo course and youth programs for ages 5 to 11. The club hosts club chukkers, tournaments and interscholastic polo teams from May to October. Private and group lessons with a professional player are also offered.
The Carmel Valley Trail & Saddle Club is a non-profit, members-only club founded in 1956 and dedicated to equestrian activities of all sorts. It hosts horse shows, clinics and workshops for all disciplines. It also runs schooling shows, playdays and member social events. The club grounds are also rented for private gatherings.
Starlite Vaulters is an equestrian vaulting club based in Clovis, California, serving Fresno County. Vaulting is a sport combining dance, gymnastics and horsemanship performed on horses. The club has a team of members who train and compete, and it uses its own horses for the sport. The club also offers birthday party packages and accepts volunteers and sponsors.
Golden Hills Pony Club is a chapter of the United States Pony Club in the Middle California Region, based in Southern Santa Clara County. It serves mainly young members and teaches the care of horses and ponies in mounted and unmounted sports. Activities include mounted and unmounted instruction, clinics, rallies, volunteer work and fundraisers. Meetings are held on the 2nd and 4th Sundays of each month, with members working through the progressive Standards of Proficiency.
The Santa Cruz County Horsemen's Association is a membership club for horse activities, organized in 1944. It aims to promote interest in all horse activities and to develop and maintain a county-wide trails system. The club runs its own grounds on Graham Hill Road in Santa Cruz and hosts events for members, such as clinics, play days and progressive trail rides.
Merced Horsemen's Association is a club founded in 1939 to promote knowledge and appreciation of horses and horsemanship in the community. It organises horse activities including trail rides, gymkhanas, cattle events, obstacle challenges, workshops, and driving. Members can ride their own horses with the club or volunteer at its events. The association does not offer riding lessons and refers people to individual instructors. Its clubhouse and arena can be rented for events.
Bay Area Horse Archers is a club in the San Francisco Bay Area focused on horse archery and horsemanship skills. It offers private lessons, clinics, and small group classes for adult and young equestrians. Clinics can also be set up at a customer's own facility. The club also provides horsemanship training and PEMF therapy sessions for horses and dogs. Horse exercise services, including longeing and riding, are offered for horses.
The Santa Clara County Horsemen's Association is a horse club founded in 1939 and based in San Jose, California. Its stated mission is to promote good fellowship among horsemen and a greater understanding of horses. The club holds monthly meetings, horse shows and other events, and runs a showground. Its members can also join trail rides and horse camps listed on its website.
Bay Area Ridge Riders is a private club for trail riding and endurance riding in the south bay of the San Francisco Bay Area and the Santa Cruz mountains. Members take guided trail rides, trail lessons and endurance coaching on the club's own horses. Groups are small, with a maximum of four guest riders on trail rides. Beginners must take weekly lessons, and the club also organises occasional camping trips and special events. Membership is arranged on inquiry.
Mount Eden Vaulting Club is a vaulting club based at Garrod Farms in Saratoga, California. It offers recreational vaulting classes for all ages, camps, and a competitive program. Its competitive teams compete at all levels across the United States and at international events. Vaulting is performed on a walking, trotting or cantering horse, and training is done with gentle horses.
Woodside Vaulters is an equestrian vaulting club in the San Francisco Bay Area, founded in 1990. It offers small group vaulting classes from Walk through Advanced Canter levels, with instruction on the horse, stationary barrel and moving barrel at its barn. The club keeps its own horses, which are trained by a head horse trainer and lunged by longeurs. Vaulters range in age from 6 to young adult, and the club emphasizes horsemanship, safety and teamwork.
Pacific Coast Vaulting Club is an equestrian vaulting club located at a ranch in the foothills of Woodside, California. Vaulting combines dance and gymnastics on the back of a moving horse, and the club aims to develop coordination, balance, strength, creativity, teamwork and self-confidence. The club was founded in 1998 by Sydney Frankel, who made her horses available to vaulters. It offers an Elite program for junior and senior championships and an introductory six-week vaulting course.
Horse Park Polo Club is an arena polo club affiliated with the United States Polo Association. It introduces newcomers to polo and offers players of all levels the chance to improve their game. The club offers group and individual lessons and clinics taught by professional players. Horses and equipment are available for hire through the club's professionals.
The Concord Mt. Diablo Trail Ride Association is a not-for-profit club in Clayton, California, on the slopes of Mt. Diablo. It offers horse boarding in stalls with paddocks across two barns with 21 stalls. Riding facilities include two lighted arenas, a round pen, and a cross country course. Members have direct access to trails in Mt. Diablo State Park and can join club events and horsemanship clinics.
The California State Horsemen's Association is a non-profit organisation founded in 1942 to foster interest in all horse breeds and forms of horsemanship in California. It runs programs through 18 regions, including horse shows, trail trials, gymkhanas, endurance, drill team and horsemastership. It provides amateur events, educational programs and recreational activities for riders of all disciplines and experience levels. It also supports equestrian trails and horse campgrounds and publishes a bi-monthly newsletter for members.
San Joaquin Valley Rangers (SJVR) is a local equestrian club founded in 1946 to advance horsemanship. It is nonprofit and volunteer based, welcoming riders of all ages, horses, and skill levels. The club organizes competitive events such as gymkhana, drill team, mounted shooting, and 4D barrel racing, along with group trail rides. It also runs a junior group and a trail ride program for members.
Novato Horsemen, Inc. is a non-profit riding club in Novato, California, founded in 1942. The club has senior and junior members and hosts horse shows, play days, clinics and special events. Its roughly five-acre property includes a clubhouse, a large main arena, a warm-up arena and a round pen. Members can access the Rush Creek open space trails from the club grounds.
Tambourine Farm is a vaulting team and horse farm on the Northern California coast. The team was started in 1983 and is coached by Kelley Holly. The farm trains its own horses to carry vaulters at trot and canter. Vaulting is offered for all ages and levels, including a class for adults only. The farm also provides horsemanship experiences.
Napa Valley Horsemen's Association is a horse club founded in 1939 in Napa, California. It organises horse shows and clinics, and it runs an arena for members. The club operates a co-op managed horse boarding program for members who have been with the club for at least 12 months. Boarding is provided in a 9-stall barn with tack room and runs, plus 8 larger paddocks with a shelter.
