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Dedicated to education, the recognition of achievement, and the promotion of the sport of dressage in Northern Virginia.
Purcellville, VA
20132
Waterers - field and barn.
Bulk delivery of diesel, gas and propane.
Van Vixen Farm, located on 96 acres in pristine hunt country is a full service training, sales, boarding, teaching, and camp facility. Heather Heider, a native of Loudoun County specializes in training hunt seat equitation, producing quality trained horses, and one of a few in the country that provides fox hunt hirelings. While still participating in local VHSA shows with students of all ages, half the year is focusing on training slowly and correctly young horses and retraining horses with problems to produce the horse for the owner of their desired sport. The other half of the year focusses on lessons and taking clients out hunting.
Bluemont, VA
20135
Polo matches, lessons, polo pony leasing, breeding.
The Virginia Equine Alliance is a non-profit, 501 (c) 6 organization which is comprised of the Virginia Harness Horse Association, the Virginia Horsemen’s Benevolent & Protective Association, the Virginia Gold Cup Association, and the Virginia Thoroughbred Association. The purpose of the Virginia Equine Alliance is to sustain, promote, and expand the horse breeding and horse racing industries in the Commonwealth of Virginia.
The Alliance seeks to establish and support new and multiple venues for horse racing in the Commonwealth and to advocate and support legislation, regulations, and rules beneficial to the breeders and owners and trainers of horses (“horsemen”) in the state. The Alliance represents the interests of horsemen at meetings of the Virginia General Assembly, the Virginia Department of Agriculture, the Virginia Racing Commission, racing associations, breeder’s organizations, horsemen’s organizations, and other like groups. The Alliance is committed to increasing public awareness of the economic and environmental importance to the Commonwealth of the horse breeding and horse racing industries.
Warrenton, VA
20186
Virginia Horse Council is your voice for the expanding equine industry in the Commonwealth of Virginia.
Richmond, VA
23219
We develop Leadership, Sportmanship and Stewardship through Horsemanship.
The Virginia Region of the United States Pony Clubs consists of 10 local Pony Clubs and 2 Riding Centers. We have over 300 members from as far north as Arlington, west into West Virginia, and south to Richmond. Our members participate in all of the pony club disciplines: Dressage, Show Jumping, Eventing, Quiz (knowledge), Tetrathlon, Mounted Games, Polocross and Hunt Seat Equitation. The United States Pony Clubs, Inc. develops character, leadership, confidence and a sense of community in youth through a program that teaches the care of horses and ponies, riding and mounted sports.
Arlington, VA
22207
Reduced rates when booking for equestrian events.
20 miles of multi-use trail
MAILING ADDRESS
Loudoun County Equine Alliance
PO BOX 293
Purcellville VA 20134