Kluby, stowarzyszenia i kluby kucykowe — społecznościowa strona sportu, blisko Ciebie.
Reitclub Streitdorf is a riding stable and club in the countryside near Niederhollabrunn, Lower Austria. It offers livery in a free-range gelding herd, with fresh grazing, hay and open space for the horses. Members can ride in an indoor arena of 36 x 17 metres and an outdoor arena of 40 x 20 metres. The club also offers hacks on the paths and forest tracks around the stable.
Reitclub Georgsberg is a riding club and riding school in Rossegg near Stainz in western Styria. It offers riding lessons for beginners and advanced riders, individually and in groups, including preparation for examinations. Vaulting groups are also run, and the yard offers horse livery. The facility is set in meadows and woodland about 15 minutes south of Graz.
Reitverein Freudenau is a riding club located in the Prater in Vienna. It offers tailored individual and group riding lessons for advanced riders and returning riders. The club also runs guided rides through the Prater. Lessons are taught on the club's own horses, and the club cares for its retired horses.
Reitclub Graschnitz is a riding club in St. Marein im Mürztal, Styria, made up of active competition and recreational riders. It runs a riding school with its own school horses for beginners, returning riders and advanced riders. It also offers livery for owners who want their horse boarded and cared for and trained at the facility. The club has a large indoor arena and dressage arenas, and offers training and regular courses with its riding instructors.
The Reitclub St. Pölten - Wagram has been operating since 1963 and teaches riding to people interested in equestrian sport. Riding training starts with lunging for beginners and progresses to advanced riding and jumping lessons. Lessons are given individually and follow a general curriculum, with beginners learning horse handling, saddling and bridling. The club uses its own school horses and also organises equestrian tournaments.
Reitclub Sachendorf is a horse facility in Spielberg bei Knittelfeld, Styria, founded in 1968 by the Mylius family. Over 60 horses are kept at the facility, which has stables, paddocks and two riding halls. The club also offers riding lessons and has organised more than 70 equestrian tournaments. It serves as a meeting place for horse enthusiasts.
Reit- und Ponyclub Seestadt is a non-profit club offering pony experiences for children and families. Its activities include pony walks with a pony on a lead, individual riding pedagogy sessions with grooming and handling, and beginner lunge lessons of 30 minutes. Theory and practice are combined in pony knowledge sessions for children from age 2 in small groups. The club also runs pony birthday parties and a separate Lolino Club section for riding pedagogy.
Milwaukee Polo Club is a polo club based in Hartland, Wisconsin, founded in 1952. The club plays polo on horseback and has recently relaunched with new players and a new brand. It has a schedule of matches and a team page listing its members. Teams from other areas can be invited to Milwaukee for a match by contacting the club.
Marshfield Saddle Club is a club for people who enjoy equine activities in the Marshfield, Wisconsin area. The club holds open “Come As You Are” shows and a Double-Judged NCWHA sanctioned show. All of its shows are sanctioned through the Wisconsin Horse Council. The club also holds an End-of-the-Year Celebration to recognize members' placings at its shows. New members are always welcome.
The Northwest Wisconsin Equine Club is a volunteer-run community of equestrian enthusiasts. The club sits on 10 acres south of Hayward, Wisconsin, with an outdoor riding arena, a pen and stalls. It organises horse shows, including game and ranch riding shows, and holds clinics and trail rides. The arena and grounds can also be booked for events.
Reitverein Einödhof Lauterach is a riding club. It offers active membership for tournament riders and passive membership for recreational riders. The club holds events for its members during the year, including social gatherings. It also runs a range of courses and training sessions on its grounds.
CRVD is a riding association in Dornbirn, Austria, known as the Campagnereiter Vereinigung Dornbirn. It organises show-jumping tournaments, including a youth day with classes at 60, 70 and 80 cm. The association also offers riding courses and presents its facilities on its website. Its riding grounds are at Höchsterstraße 100 in Dornbirn.
St. Croix Horse and Carriage Society is a group of horse driving enthusiasts. It is based in the St. Croix River Valley of Minnesota and Wisconsin. The society's website lists a calendar of events, places to drive, links, and a membership form and waiver. It also offers SCHCS apparel.
The Black Forest Saddle Club promotes horse activities throughout Southern Colorado. It runs the Black Forest Summer Series, a season of horse show competition held across six weekends from June through October. Riders of all ages and experience levels can compete in English, Western, Trail, Halter and Gymkhana classes. Awards include Daily High Point and Reserve High Point, plus year-end awards for riders who take part in at least four of the six shows and maintain membership in good standing.
Historic Saddle Club is an all-volunteer club established in 1947 in Scottsbluff, Nebraska. The club provides and promotes equestrian events and encourages full family involvement. Its events include Western-style competitions such as barrels, poles, breakaway roping and goat tying, with separate age divisions. The club also offers stall rent.
The Central Plains Reining Horse Association is a regional affiliate of the National Reining Horse Association. It serves reining horse enthusiasts of all ages and levels in Nebraska, Kansas, South Dakota and North Dakota. The association offers a full calendar of NRHA approved reining horse events each year. It welcomes new members and guests to its events and has a board of directors that members can contact with questions.
Tri-County Horse Association (TCHA) is an all-breed, open horse show circuit welcoming riders of all ages and experience levels. It holds shows at the Dickinson County Fairgrounds in Norway, Michigan, with Speed classes on Saturdays and Halter and Pleasure classes on Sundays. The association hosts judged shows during the season and presents year-end awards to members. TCHA was founded in 1983 to provide recreation for equestrians and promote better horses.
Northwest Saddle Club is a family-oriented volunteer club for horse enthusiasts, organized in 1945. The club grounds on 65 acres south of North Branch, Minnesota include a clubhouse, an indoor riding arena, 53 stalls and outdoor arenas. The club holds horse shows, including novice, pleasure and game show series. Members get access to open riding at the arena, year-end awards and club rental options.
The Scandia Riders Saddle Club is a family-oriented club organized in 1975 in Scandia, Minnesota. It promotes good horsemanship and a better understanding of horses through social and recreational activities relating to horses. The club holds events and shows and offers trail rides. Some events are open only to members, and new members are welcome.
Union Reitverein Stampfental is a riding club based at the Pferdehof Krenner in Stampfendorf, in the Mühlviertel region. It offers riding lessons for beginners and advanced riders, using the club's teaching horses. The club also runs training courses and prepares riders for the Reiterpass and Reiternadel exams. Enquiries about a stabling place (Einstellplatz) are handled through the club contacts.
Reitclub Donau is a riding school and horse facility in the Vienna Prater, founded in 1970. It offers riding lessons for beginners and advanced riders, riding courses in school holidays, and a riding camp for children in summer. The club also provides horse boarding in individual boxes, training of young horses and competition riding up to the S level. The site describes an indoor arena, paddocks and a training meadow used by the club.
Reitverein Aurolzmünster is a riding club founded in 1998 and based at a riding farm in Aurolzmünster. Its main activity is show jumping and dressage training for members, with a focus on supporting young riders. The club offers courses with experienced trainers, a pony camp, and organises equestrian competitions and special examinations. The facilities include an indoor arena of 20 by 40 metres, two sand arenas, a jumping meadow and a horse walker.
URFV Ottnang is a riding and driving club (Union Reit- und Fahrverein) based in Ottnang, Austria. The club organises group rides, such as a shared ride on the national holiday. It also hosts dressage competitions, and photos from its dressage show are published on the website. The site includes a members section, club information and a contact form.
Rolling Hills Estate Riding Center is a horse facility that has operated since 1996 and offers riding lessons for children and adults. Lessons cover both mounted instruction and unmounted horsemanship knowledge. Riders do not need their own horse, as the center keeps several gentle schooling horses for lessons. The center also supports United States Pony Club activities, including clinics and events.
