What can Minninnooka Pony Club do for you?

Each month Minninnooka runs a rally for children to get access to training. children are able to do one or all classes. each month we will have a different focus point in horsemanship. 

9am - Classical £15 plus(horse rental members £35/non-members £55)

10am - Polo £15 plus(horse rental members £35/non-members £55)

11:30 - Horsemanship free

12noon - Chukkas - £5 per chukka - plus (horse rental members £40per chukka/non-members £60 per chukka)

Members discounted horse rental for the day £100 (May not be same horse all day)

Any questions please don’t hesitate to ask. 
[email protected]

07557343355

How to join?

https://pcuk.org/join/
Select centre membership @£42 per year

What is a Pony Club Centre

A Pony Club Centre in the UK is an equestrian facility that offers Pony Club membership and activities to young people who don’t own their own ponies. These centres are typically riding schools or equestrian centres approved by The Pony Club, a leading youth equestrian organisation in the UK.

Key Features of a Pony Club Centre:

1. Access to Pony Club Membership: Children and young people can become members of The Pony Club through the centre, gaining access to various equestrian activities, training, and events.

2. No Pony Ownership Required: Unlike traditional Pony Club branches (which often require members to own a pony), centres provide ponies and horses for members to ride and learn on.

3. Structured Learning and Achievement: Members work through structured achievement badges, efficiency tests, and progressive riding tests to develop their riding and horse care skills.

4. Competitions and Events: Members can participate in Pony Club competitions, rallies, and educational events, fostering teamwork and sportsmanship.

5. Focus on Horse Care and Responsibility: In addition to riding, members learn about horse care, stable management, and equine welfare.

6. Social Community: Pony Club Centres provide a social environment where young riders can make friends, build confidence, and develop responsibility.

This structure allows more young people, regardless of whether they own a pony, to experience equestrian sports and develop important life skills.