Pony Club Tasmania is an inclusive, family-oriented organisation that inspires a lifelong passion for horses, learning, and sport. From the first ride, joining Pony Club Tasmania opens the door to a world of equestrian adventure.
Every rider's journey is unique, if you're on the lead rein, a competitive rider aiming for national teams or anywhere in between Pony Club will support you to achieve your goals.
Joining a Pony Club is easy. With a wide range of activities on offer Pony Club offers a fun and rewarding experience for all members.
From the Olympic disciplines of dressage, showjumping and eventing to unique events such as tetrathlon and mounted games there is something for everyone.
Personal Accident & Public Liability Insurance coverage for peace of mind.
An internationally-recognised Syllabus of Instruction to develop your skills.
Guidance from qualified coaches dedicated to your development.
A variety of disciplines and activities to match all interests.
Opportunities for international exchange.
Evidence-based education on horse riding, training, care, and welfare.
Opportunities to compete in national and international competitions. Participate in international trip.
Recognition via the Pony Club Tasmania Awards and the PCA Annual Awards.
Start with a Come and Try day to experience a rally.
*up to three trials allowed
We're excited to be launching our introductory membership for our youngest riders called 'Ready2Ride.'
Don't forget you can use your Ticket to Play vouchers towards your Pony Club Tasmania Membership.
Fees vary by club but are around $200-$300 annually for riding members, including national and state levies. Contact your club for precise quotes.
PCT welcomes beginners! Start with Come & Try days and Ready2Ride and progress through certificates (E to A levels) for skill development.
We have memberships for Ready2Ride (3-10), Juniors (3-16), Seniors (17-25) and Adults (26+).
Adults can also join as supporters, coaches and officials.
Not all Pony Clubs offer Ready2Ride or Adult Riding memberships. Check with your local club.
You'll need a horse to get the most out of Pony Club, however you are welcome to come unmounted to see what Pony Club is all about. Many riders are on borrowed horses, check with your riding school if this is something they offer.