Clubes, asociaciones y clubes infantiles — el lado comunitario del deporte, cerca de ti.
Bolton and District Riding Club is a family riding club that holds shows at Seven Acres Country Park in Bolton. Its shows run monthly from March to September with ridden and in-hand showing classes and dressage. The show has run since 1962.
Pony showing association formed in 1964 with branches across northern and midland counties of England. Branches hold shows, members can join a judges' panel, and it runs training shows and Pony of the Year qualifiers.
White Rose Polo Club is an HPA polo club at Townend Farm, North Cliffe, near York, founded in 2007. It offers polo lessons six days a week for riders and non-riders, with horses provided. Club chukkas are played every weekend, and the club hosts tournaments including the Yorkshire Open Polo Championships.
York & District Riding Club was founded in 1968 and is affiliated to the British Horse Society in Area 4. It has its own club field near Wigginton with a clubhouse and arena, and uses indoor and outdoor arenas at Haxby in winter. The club runs lessons, dressage and show competitions, pole clinics and social events, and members ride for the club in Area 4 competitions.
ileyfoals is a pony club for children aged 3 to 13 near Preston, Lancashire. It runs group riding lessons at Ribble View Farm in Longridge for beginners to advanced riders. Members also attend themed club days, and the club hosts pony parties and sells rider clothing.
Wheelton & District is a branch of The Pony Club based at The Red Cat Field in Wheelton, near Chorley. It runs lessons, camps, fun days and competitions such as combined training for its young members. Instruction comes from the branch's own experienced instructors.
Longton Riding Club runs Longton Showground, a showground of over 10 acres near Leyland, Lancashire. The club holds seven points shows and seven dressage shows each season, plus a qualifiers show and a one-day event. The ground has four showing rings, a working hunter course and a show jumping ring. The club is affiliated to British Riding Clubs and runs winter training.
Thornton Cleveleys and District Horse Club is a members' horse club in Lancashire. It runs a series of points shows and an annual show with trophies, sashes and rosettes. Entries are taken online. Results and newsletters are published on its website.
Breed and western riding association in Ireland, affiliated to the American Quarter Horse Association and Horse Sport Ireland. It runs shows and events open to all breeds and disciplines, with member discounts and instructor support.
Barn Ranch Pony is an equestrian association at Laurière in Haute-Vienne, France. It promotes riding that respects the horse and teaches children grooming, equipment and feeding. It hosts western riding, horsemanship, long-reining and hoof-trimming clinics and offers pony discovery, livery and pony driving coaching. Horses and ponies can also be sponsored.
The Fell Pony Society works to keep the Fell pony breed pure and to spread knowledge about it. It registers ponies, handles membership and export matters and publishes two magazines a year. It lists ponies for sale and stallions at stud, and runs shows.
The Mounted Games Association of Northern Ireland runs training and competition in mounted games, fast relay races ridden on ponies in teams. It welcomes riders of all ages and newcomers. It competes at home and alongside teams from Ireland and Scotland.
Barnard Castle & Teesdale Riding Club is a volunteer-run riding club in Teesdale, part of British Riding Clubs Area 2. It runs showjumping winter and summer leagues, dressage qualifiers and lessons. Members and non-members can enter events online.
S&G Equine Ltd near Ollerton in Shropshire is a livery yard, training centre and competition venue. It offers several livery packages with American barn stabling, an all-weather arena and a cross-country schooling field. It also runs clinics, camps, pony days, competitions and a riding club.
Richmond Equestrian Centre is an equestrian venue in North Yorkshire that hosts competitions and shows. It publishes a show calendar, competition times and competition results. The centre offers arena hire and venue hire, with rates listed on the website. It is also home to 3 Valleys Riding Club.
Saddlers Riding Club was established in the 1960s and takes its name from Walsall. It runs in-hand, ridden, handy pony and fun shows with qualifiers.
The South West of Scotland Horse Driving Club was formed in 1984 to promote competitive carriage driving. It runs six events a year across South West Scotland and North Cumbria, plus training days. It is affiliated to British Carriage Driving and welcomes new members.
Brookhouse Farm Riding School near Solihull opened in 1985 and is family run. It offers riding lessons, hacking, clinics, own a pony days and a riding club. It also runs horse care diplomas and apprenticeships.
Muirmill Equestrian Centre near Symington, South Ayrshire, is a competition centre and livery yard owned by Laura McCabe and Lee Roebuck. Muirmill Equestrian Club is based there and hosts events across disciplines.
Breed society for Hanoverian horses in Britain and a daughter society of the German Hanoverian breeders' association. It runs breeding rules, stallion licensing, an annual show and member services such as passport changes.
Breed society that keeps the official register of Palomino and cream dilute horses and ponies in the UK. It promotes their breeding and offers membership and registration.
The Clydesdale Horse Society is the breed society for the Clydesdale horse, with 150 years of history. It sets pedigree rules and a breeding programme, registers foals and stallions and lists stallions at stud. It runs a Winter Fair and lists horses for sale.
Area 2 British Riding Clubs covers the North East of England and most of Cumbria. It runs area qualifiers for affiliated riding clubs in horse trials, dressage, show jumping, arena eventing and combined training. Qualifiers lead to the BRC National Championships and an inter-club competition. The area also arranges subsidised training events such as dressage clinics.
The Irish Draught Horse Society (GB) was formed in 1979 to register Irish Draught horses in Great Britain. It promotes and protects the breed and is a passport issuing organisation for pure and part-bred Irish Draughts. It runs inspections, a national championship show and lists stallions at stud.
