Registered Club of United States Pony Club
Purcellville, VA
20132
Mathias, WV
26812
Heartland Polocrosse Club Riding Center has horses and ponies to loan. Mounts are available for all ages and abilities so the rider can participate in the United States Pony Club program.
Learn how to ride in an arena and in the open, and how to care for horses in a year round program of mounted and unmounted meetings, clinics, camps, and practices. Discover and practice dressage, trail riding, fox hunting, jumping, polocrosse, mounted games, and more. HPC hosts guest coaches, instructors, and rider players for tournaments, tours, camps, clinics, and extended stays as working instructor/ coach from all over the US and the world. HPC has hosted and horsed over 25 riders, coaches, and supporters from South Africa, United Kingdom, and Australia, since 2021.
Local club of the 501c3 American Polocrosse Association.
Purcellville, VA
20141-4216
Fox Chasing club in Hamilton/Leesburg area of Loudoun County
Leesburg, VA
20176
Established in 1894 ad recognized in 1905, the Loudoun Hunt continues to hunt a pack of American and Crossbred foxhounds in a live-hunt in Loudoun County, Virginia. Our kennels are located just outside of Leesburg, We hunt Wednesdays, Saturdays, holidays and occasional bye-days. We pride ourselves on being one of the friendliest and most inclusive hunts in the area, just come out with us and we'll show you! We hunt fox in the traditional format, with our hounds, with the mounted field and spectators following by horse, on foot, or by car. Our Capping Fees are among the most reasonable you will find with any hunt in the area.
Leesburg, VA
20176
NOVAWE is a member non-profit organization dedicated to the growth of Working Equitation in the Northern Virginia area. We provide information and mounted opportunities (Play Days, Clinics, Shows) for our members and the public.
Haymarket, VA
20169
Tri-State Riding Club offers adult equestrians educational opportunities, including regular riding lessons with top instructors. We also offer clinics (from cow clinics to obstacle clinics), summer camps, an annual member trail ride, friendly social gatherings and special events, for both English and Western enthusiasts.
Leesburg, VA
20177
USTR is a non-profit, educational organization dedicated to preserving and creating trails for riding fun and pleasure.
A club of horse enthusiasts and pleasure riders who enjoy riding local and regional trails in northern Virginia.
Through volunteering and direct financial support, USTR is dedicated to contributing to the development and maintenance of multi-use trails and facilities to benefit all equestrians. To fund our efforts, we have partnered in the competitive Crystal Crown Judged Pleasure Ride series, host our annual Memorial Day Benefit ride over the pristine and private trails of southern Loudoun County, and support the Blue Ridge Center for Environmental Stewardship’s (BRCES) trails through fundraising and maintenance.
USTR presents a variety of educational and informative programs, open to the public, during our monthly meetings. Additionally, we hold semi-annual social events and monthly trail rides available to members. USTR member meetings take place on the first Friday of each month in Leesburg, Virginia.
Leesburg, VA.
20177
The national association for the equestrian sport of eventing. A 501c3 with it's headquarters located in Leesburg, VA.
Leesburg, VA
20176
Dedicated to education, the recognition of achievement, and the promotion of the sport of dressage in Northern Virginia.
Purcellville, VA
20132
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.