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PCA Annual Report 2025 (LR)

[…] Annual Report 2025 About Pony Club Australia Pony Club Australia is the largest organisation for horse sports in the country. We champion education, safety, horse welfare, enjoyment and community, supporting over 750 clubs and almost 30,000 members. We pride ourselves on being the foundation of equestrian excellence across...

PCA Conduct and Disciplinary Policy

CONDUCT AND DISCIPLINARY POLICY Address for Complaints Manager: Email: integrity@ponyclubaustralia.com.au Telephone: 03 95965390 Policy Name: Conduct and Disciplinary Policy Commencement Date: 1st July 2022 Policy Coverage: Disputes arising from a breach of a policy dealing with prohibited conduct and disciplinary measures, and e ither: - n ot covered by the...

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PCA Review and Appeals Policy REVIEW AND APPEALS POLICY Address for Complaints Manager: Email: integrity@ponyclubaustralia.com.au Telephone: 03 95965390 Policy Name: Review and Appeals Policy Commencement Date: 1st July 2022 Policy Coverage: Non-disciplinary disputes Date of Review: 1st March 2023 2 PCA Review and Appeals Policy Contents 1. Background ............................................................................................................................... 1...

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2026 International Tetrathlon Exchange

[…] International Tetrathlon Exchange, to be held in Queensland from 30 June to 20 July. This year’s exchange will welcome riders from the United Kingdom, United States, Ireland and New Zealand, with competition taking place across three venues in South East Queensland: Yandina & District Pony Club (Doonan), Mudgeeraba...

Meet PCA’S International Virtual Dressage Training Challenge Team

[…] competition format. Rather than being based only on final placings, the challenge gives riders the opportunity to receive feedback from international judges, reflect on their first-round performance, and then ride their test again in Round 2 to demonstrate measurable improvement. The 2026 Australian team includes riders competing across...

Finalists Announced – Best Achievement by a Rider 12 Years and Under

Pony Club Australia is delighted to announce the finalists for the Best Achievement by a Rider 12 Years and Under, proudly sponsored by VIPA Body Protectors. This award celebrates young riders who embody the spirit of Pony Club: commitment, sportsmanship, horsemanship, and a love of learning. Each of these finalists...

Why Pony Club Still Matters: An Interview with Isobel Wessels

By Emma Le Grand, Pony Club Australia Photo: (l-r) clinic participant and Grand Prix rider Heather Gee with her imported Lusitano gelding, Marques; international dressage judge and trainer Isobel Wessels, Grand Prix rider and coach Debbie Warne, and Grand Prix rider, coach and judge Sue Nevett at Wetterau Equestrian, Ballarat....

Finalists Announced: Pony Club of the Year

[…] sponsored by Gow-Gates Insurance. This award celebrates clubs that set the benchmark for excellence in Pony Club life. Finalists were assessed on: Implementation of initiatives to attract and retain members, and being inclusive and responsive to their needs Good governance processes at club level, including member protection, objective...

Finalists Announced: Miss Kay Irving Coach of the Year

[…] finalists for the Miss Kay Irving Coach of the Year Award, generously sponsored by Equitation Science International. This award recognises coaches who exemplify excellence in education, mentorship, and leadership—those who inspire confidence, raise standards, and ensure Pony Club values thrive at every level. The winner will be announced...

Swan Zone Junior Committee: Giving Young People a Real Voice

6 minute read    In 2025, Swan Zone Pony Club — part of Pony Club Western Australia — took a bold and meaningful step forward by establishing a youth-led Junior Zone Committee designed to strengthen youth voice, leadership and peer mentorship.  The initiative was led by Woodridge Horse and Pony Club, with the vision of...

Finalists Announced: Young Coach of the Year

[…] for the Young Coach of the Year, proudly sponsored by Thoroughbred Breeders Australia. This award recognises talented young coaches who are making an extraordinary impact on riders and clubs across Australia. They bring passion, skill, creativity, and leadership to their coaching, ensuring Pony Club riders not only improve...

PCA Team Announced for International Mounted Games Exchange

[…] selected to represent Australia in the upcoming International Mounted Games Exchange in the United States this July. Over ten days, the team will travel through Atlanta, Cincinnati and Kentucky, taking part in competition, cultural experiences and team activities alongside international riders. The exchange includes a friendly competition, a...

Finalists Announced – Best Achievement by a Rider Aged 13–17

[…] finalists for the Best Achievement by a Rider Aged 13–17, proudly sponsored by Ranvet. This award celebrates Pony Club members who have demonstrated excellence in horsemanship, leadership, and club spirit, while balancing school, sport, and community commitments. The winner will be revealed at the Ranvet 2025 Pony Club...

Pony Club Australia Team Selected for China Exchange

[…] represent Australia in the upcoming international exchange with China Pony Club this March. Over 10 days, the team will travel to Gold Saddle Equestrian Club in Guilin and Capitano Pony Camp in Nanning, taking part in riding, cultural activities and shared learning experiences with Chinese riders. From competition...

Jewels & Nathan: Learning, Laughing and Giving Everything a Go

This week’s Horse Of The Week is Jewels! Meet Jewels, a 15.2hh, 9-year-old chestnut Stock Horse mare and the much-loved partner in crime of Nathan, 15, who is turning 16 this month. Nathan and Jewels are members of Jimboomba Pony Club in Pony Club Qld, where they have been learning the...

Finalists Announced: Volunteer of the Year

[…] sponsored by Earlwood Equine. This award honours those exceptional individuals who give so much of themselves to ensure Pony Club thrives. Our finalists embody dedication, leadership, integrity and the spirit of community that makes Pony Club such a special place for young riders and families. The winner will...

Finalists Announced: Best Achievement by a Rider Aged 18-25 Years

[…] a Rider aged 18–25, proudly sponsored by Lara Tweedie Equestrian. This award recognises young adult members who have shown exceptional commitment to Pony Club, both as riders and leaders, while balancing study, work, and life outside of horses. These finalists have made a significant impact within their clubs...

Welfare on the Road: Keeping Horses Safe & Comfortable in Transit

For most Pony Club members, travelling with horses is part of everyday life. We tow to rallies, lessons, competitions and events without giving it much thought. But transport is one of the times when horses are most vulnerable to stress, injury and illness. The way we prepare and maintain our...

Finalists Announced: Best Achievement by a Rider Aged Over 25

[…] Best Achievement by a Rider Aged Over 25 in the 2025 Annual Awards. This category, generously sponsored by Equinade, recognises riders who have demonstrated outstanding growth, commitment, and contribution to their clubs and communities. The winner will be revealed on the evening of Saturday 4 October at the...

Tradition Worth Fighting For: The Londonderry PC Horsemanship Challenge

After almost a decade since last being held, recently “graduated” associates Matilda and Sharne revive Londonderry Pony Club’s prestigious Horsemanship Challenge. Debbie Gray’s youngest son Robbie presents her perpetual award in her honour, won by his daughter Hailey G Why some traditions are worth protecting We are often told that...

PCV Crowned National Champions at Ranvet 2025 PCA Nationals

After four days of competition, camaraderie and celebration of Pony Club spirit, Victoria claimed the coveted Roger Braham OAM Perpetual Shield at the Ranvet 2025 Pony Club Australia National Championships, held at Werribee Park National Equestrian Centre from 1–4 October. In one of the closest finishes in recent history, Victoria...

Finalists Announced: Soundness & Welfare Award

[…] sponsored by Scootboot, Pony Club Australia’s major partner The Soundness & Welfare Award recognises Pony Club members who consistently put horse welfare first—through daily management, informed decision-making, and a commitment to learning and sharing best practice. The winner will be announced on Saturday 4 October at the Ranvet...

2025 Inter-Pacific Exchange

Horsemanship, International Friendship and the Rise of the Off-the-Track Athlete The Inter-Pacific Exchange has long stood as one of Pony Club’s most treasured traditions — a meeting place for young equestrians across continents, a proving ground for horsemanship and sportsmanship, and a bridge between cultures connected by their shared love...

Older Horses Can Do it All: Feeding and Care

[…] Nutritionist – CEO Jenquine The oldest horse recorded in the Guiness Book of Records was ‘Old Billy’ who pulled boats along English canals until he was 59yo and died at the age of 62. The oldest Thoroughbred was a 42 year old gelding named ‘Tango Duke’ The greatest...

When ulcers are the clue, not the whole answer

[…] window into the horse’s wellbeing,” he says. It is an important way to think about ulcers. Not as a catch-all explanation for every behaviour or performance issue, and not as something to treat in isolation, but as a possible signpost that prompts us to step back and look...

Welfare Wednesday: Understanding Wind Sucking & Crib Biting

[…] develop in response to stress or an unsuitable environment. The more accurate term is stereotypy – a repetitive behaviour that is performed in the same way over and over again. For the horse, these behaviours are not bad habits. They are usually coping strategies that develop during periods...

Inclusion in Pony Club – Through Young Riders’ Eyes

By Suanne Waugh, PCA National Integrity Manager Creating safe, welcoming and inclusive environments is central to Pony Club Australia’s commitment to integrity, welfare and positive participation. This article has been written from the perspective of a young Pony Club member, drawing on feedback and experiences shared by riders across Australia....

Adeline Achieves Pony Club A Certificate After 23-Year Journey

Photo: Adeline and her horse, Luna, with West Gippsland Zone Chief Instructor Paul Seuren and assessor Sally Francis.   When Adeline Collins joined Corner Inlet Pony Club in March 2003 on her 17-year-old pony Louie, she could not have imagined the milestone that lay ahead. Now, after 23 consecutive years as...

Bendigo Pony Club Named Pony Club Australia Club of the Year

[…] congratulate Bendigo Pony Club on being awarded the prestigious Gow Gates Pony Club Australia Club of the Year for 2025. This remarkable achievement highlights their resilience, innovation, and unwavering commitment to their riders, community, and equine values in the face of extraordinary challenges. A Journey of Resilience and...

Saying Goodbye with Dignity

Reflecting on Retirement and End-of-Life Care   This week, the equestrian world farewelled two of its greatest legends — Valegro and Uthopia. Both horses, champions under the care of Carl Hester, passed away together after facing health complications in their later years. “As life as old boys advanced, so too...

Finalists Announced: Accredited Riding Centre of the Year

[…] to announce the finalists for the Accredited Riding Centre of the Year. This award recognises centres that deliver high-quality Pony Club programmes, champion inclusion, prioritise horse welfare, and create positive pathways for riders of all ages and abilities. The winner will be announced on Saturday 4 October at...

Bitting the Off-The-Track Thoroughbred

By Accredited Bit Fitter, Fiona Dearing. Bit Right Equine. The Off-The-Track Thoroughbred (OTTB) horse has long been a popular choice for Australian riders, They are athletic, intelligent and generous animals who transition relatively easily to recreational riding through to high level performance in many disciplines. Transitioning from the racetrack to...

Welfare Wednesday: Clean Feed and Water for Happy, Healthy Horses

When it comes to horse care, nutrition isn’t just about what goes into the feed bin. It’s also about how that feed and water is delivered. In Domain 1: Nutrition of the Pony Club Australia Horse Welfare Policy, we remind all members to: Feed from clean, suitable, non-spillable containers Check...

Time to stop trimming your horses’ nose and ear hairs!

[…] the culture, a tradition or the “norm” to trim your horses’ hairs for a neat, polished look, particularly in some disciplines. However, when it comes to nose and ear hair, Pony Club takes a clear position: these hairs should not be removed or excessively trimmed. Nose and ear...

Laminitis & EMS: Staying Vigilant as Spring Peaks

[…] — while others are only just starting to take off. Wherever you are, this changing season brings an increased risk of laminitis, one of the most painful and potentially devastating conditions affecting horses and ponies.   What Is Laminitis? Laminitis (also known as founder) is inflammation of the...

Phoenix: Jumping, Cuddles and a Whole Lot of Heart

This week’s PCA Horse of the Week is Phoenix. Phoenix is a 15.2hh Heritage Stock Horse and the much-loved partner of Hannah from Salt Ash Pony Club Inc, Pony Club NSW. Hannah has had Phoenix for nearly two years, and in that time they’ve shared plenty of fun and memorable experiences together. “We...

Welfare Wednesday: How Much Weight Should a Horse Carry?

At Pony Club, our horses participate in many different activities, and it’s important that we always consider their welfare. Research into equine biomechanics and physiology has generally found that most horses can comfortably carry around 20% of their body weight in total load. Total load includes the rider, saddle and...

Working Together to Grow Participation at Pony Club

By Sally Wiseman, PCA Participation & Development Manager Last month, representatives from every state and territory came together in Melbourne for the PCA Play Well Participation Workshop.  It was a great opportunity to share ideas, reflect on what’s happening at club level, and focus on one important question: how do...

Three Checks for Correct Bridle Fit

[…] up in the 1980’s (notice how I avoided the use of the term ‘last century there?!) saddle fitting certainly wasn’t something we considered like we do now, and likewise, bridle fitting hasn’t really been considered seriously until recently. Just like with the bit, when we know better we...

Buying a Horse or Pony with Confidence: Introducing the Horse Buyer Guide

Finding the right pony or horse to buy should be an exciting milestone — but for many, it can quickly turn into a stressful and costly experience. An inexperienced buyer may not know the right questions to ask, or may assume the seller will disclose all relevant details. Unfortunately, this...

Fuelling Young Riders: What to Eat & Drink on Rally & Muster Days

Rally days, muster days and Pony Club events can be long, busy and physically demanding. Riders might be catching and preparing ponies, walking courses, riding in lessons, helping around the grounds and spending hours outdoors in changing weather. Just like we think carefully about feeding and watering our horses, it...

Coaches’ Corner | May 2026 | Pony Club Australia

By PCA Participation & Development Manager Sally Wiseman  Pony Club Coaching – Professional and Coaching Development Opportunities Pony Club coaches are the heart and fun of every rally and muster day—and staying current is all part of that. Attending an in-person coaching seminar at least once every four years is...

Strengthening Safety Standards Across Pony Club Activities

Effective risk management is essential to keeping Pony Club activities safe, sustainable and enjoyable for all. It is an ongoing process of identifying hazards, assessing their impact and implementing controls to reduce the likelihood of injury or damage. From an insurance perspective, the clubs that consistently apply strong risk management...

Bitless Bridles: What They Change — and What They Don’t

By accredited bit fitter Fiona Dearing (Bit Right Equine) In my travels around Victoria, as well as in response to posts and articles I share, I can almost guarantee there will be a comment suggesting that a horse being ridden bitless causes less harm or discomfort than bitted options. Often,...

Understanding Our Code of Conduct and Speaking Up the Right Way

Kindness Costs Nothing: Understanding Our Code of Conduct and Speaking Up the Right Way By PCA Integrity Manager Suanne Waugh   Pony Club is built on respect, sportsmanship, friendship, and a shared commitment to creating a positive environment for everyone involved. Whether you are a rider, parent, volunteer, coach, official,...

Pony Racing Gaining Momentum | Pony Club Australia

[…] Easter Monday at Oakbank Racecourse, in collaboration with Racing SA. Riders representing South Australia include: Jaycey Eatts – Strathalbyn Pony Club Harry Downer – Onkaparinga Pony Club Alexis Fix – Strathalbyn Pony Club Clem O’Connell – Onkaparinga Pony Club Lucy Rhodes – Onkaparinga Pony Club Shiloh McKenzie –...

Working with Children Check: Our First Line of Defence

By Suanne Waugh, PCA National Integrity Manager This fictional scenario, written by our Integrity Manager Suanne Waugh, will feel familiar to many Pony Club families and committee members. It highlights how easily assumptions can be made, and why simple checks like Working with Children Checks play such an important role...

Lacey’s Legacy: A Pony Club Member’s Tribute of Hope

[…] a beloved member of Dorrigo Pony Club. In the heart of Pony Club, we see young people grow not only as riders but also as leaders, friends, and changemakers. One such inspiring member is Zara from Coffs Harbour Pony Club (Zone 9), whose compassion and initiative have given...

A Big Month for International Pony Club

July is set to be a big month for Pony Club Australia, with two international exchange experiences bringing riders, teams and Pony Club communities together from around the world.   International Tetrathlon Exchange Underway in Queensland Pony Club Australia is proud to be hosting the 2026 International Tetrathlon Exchange in...

Connecting More People to Pony Club

By Emma Le Grand, PCA Marketing & Communications Manager In 2026, a key focus of my role is strengthening how Pony Club connects with members, families and communities — both those already involved, and those who are just discovering us. We know that people’s first impressions often come through social...

Supporting Laminitis Recovery with Care, Management and Theraride

As a Major Partner of Pony Club Australia, Scootboot is committed to supporting Pony Club riders in building their knowledge of equine wellbeing and hoof care. Laminitis can be one of the most challenging pathologies a pony or horse can face. It often arrives suddenly and can cause significant pain,...

Leadership Starts with Showing Up

[…] Leadership Certificate candidates, it looks like welcoming a nervous new rider, supporting a teammate at a competition, putting a hand up to volunteer, listening to different viewpoints and helping turn good ideas into action. At a recent online Leadership Certificate workshop, candidates explored the role young leaders can play...

Marketing & Communications Update: March 2026

[…] Emma Le Grand, PCA Marketing & Communications Manager Why does Pony Club still matter? It’s a question I recently explored in an interview with international dressage judge and trainer Isobel Wessels – and the answer speaks volumes. Pony Club continues to matter because it develops capable riders, thoughtful...

Why It’s Important to Change Your Horse’s Feed Slowly

[…] are non-ruminant herbivores, meaning they live on plant material but have only a single, relatively small stomach. Feed moves quickly through the foregut, which includes the stomach and small intestine, where enzymes break down proteins, fats and some carbohydrates. The bulk of digestion happens further along in the...

Why Punishment Doesn’t Help Horses Learn

[…] that using punishment will stop a horse from doing something “wrong”. But research in equitation science shows that punishment is not a good way to teach – and it can harm a horse’s confidence and wellbeing. Animal behaviour experts explain that punishment: Might stop a behaviour for a...

Which Two Bits Would I Encourage You to Put in the Bin?

By accredited bit fitter, Fiona Dearing, Bit Right Equine.   There are two bits I see every day that I wish I could put in the bin and my bit fitting colleagues would all be nodding their heads in agreement. The thing is, these are bits that are in every...

PCA Riders Excel in the 2025 PCIA Virtual Dressage Competition

[…] in the 2025 Pony Club International Alliance (PCIA) Virtual Dressage Competition. Competing against riders from the United Kingdom, New Zealand, South Africa, Hong Kong, the United States and Canada, members of Pony Club Australia demonstrated the depth of talent and commitment within the national organisation. Class 1 –...

Kate Joyce: From Pony Club Beginnings to Her First 3*

[…] Kate’s story is one that many Pony Club riders will recognise — starting out at just eight years old on a few naughty ponies, learning patience, grit, and a sense of humour along the way. Coming from a family of riders on her dad’s side, all of whom...

Horse of the Week: Hushy’s Big Pony Club Start

This week’s Horse Of The Week is Hushy. Yoorana Hush, known as “Hushy”, is a 15.3hh Australian Stock Horse and the much-loved partner of Josie from Londonderry Pony Club, Pony Club NSW. Hushy is six years old, rising seven, and only joined Josie in mid-January this year after working as...

Sponsorship & Advertising Opportunities with Pony Club Australia

By Emma Le Grand, PCA Marketing & Communications Manager   If you’re part of a Pony Club family and also run a business in the equestrian industry, or something closely connected to it, this might be relevant to you. A lot of what we share across Pony Club Australia is...

Hot Summer Ground, Happy Ponies and Riding from the Ground Up

Contributed by Scootboot, major national partner of Pony Club Australia. After a really hot summer, many Pony Club grounds across Australia have become dry, compacted and very firm. While our horses are strong and adaptable, hard ground increases concussion forces travelling up through the hoof and leg. When a hoof...

PCA Development & Participation Update: March 2026

By Sally Wiseman, PCA Participation & Development Manager   As we continue to strengthen coach development and education pathways across Pony Club Australia, there are several exciting initiatives taking shape in 2026 – including the launch of our renewed PCA Academy and growing momentum for CANTER CON. PCA Academy launches...

Hear Me Play: What Young People Are Telling Sport

[…] first annual results from its Hear me play: Youth perceptions of safety in sport survey, giving young participants a chance to have their voices heard about safety and experience in sport. The study surveyed more than 1,000 young people aged 12–18 from across Australia in 2025 and will...

International Equitation Success for Australian Pony Club Riders

[…] event invited Pony Club members from across the globe to demonstrate their equitation skills over a set course, judged on rider position, balance, effectiveness of aids, rhythm, and overall harmony between horse and rider. Unlike traditional jumping classes, the emphasis was on the rider’s technique and communication rather...

Healthy Hooves & Happy Riders

A comfortable horse gives a young rider the best chance to learn, participate and enjoy their Pony Club experience. Hoof comfort plays an important role in how a horse or pony moves, responds and copes with different activities. When a pony is uncomfortable on hard ground, gravel, uneven surfaces or...

Three Upcoming Webinars to Support Your Club

Pony Club Australia is pleased to be working with CPR Group to deliver a series of practical webinars designed to support clubs, volunteers and committees. Each session focuses on real challenges faced at club level, with clear, practical ideas you can apply straight away in a Pony Club setting. Conflict...

Events & Programs Update: February 2026

By Michelle Newham, Events & Programs Manager Planning is well underway for Pony Club Australia’s national and international events and exchanges in 2026, with a strong focus on providing clear pathways and meaningful opportunities for riders, coaches and team officials. While some dates and details are still being confirmed, several...

Why Stressed Horses Shouldn’t Be Left Tied Up

Picture this: you’re at a rally, muster, competition or clinic. Horses are tied to floats and rails while people catch up, walk courses, gear up, spectate, or help elsewhere around the grounds. It’s a very normal part of horse sports. Some horses are perfectly happy to stand quietly tied up...

Programs & Events Update | May 2026

[…] competition is separate to the PCIA Virtual Dressage Training Challenge. The Training Challenge focuses on improvement across two rounds, where teams receive judges’ feedback in Round 1 and aim to improve their score in Round 2. Pony Club Australia’s team for the 2026 Training Challenge will be announced...

Make It Your Own: New Social Media Templates for Clubs

[…] know that when it comes to promoting Pony Club in your community, local voices matter most. People are far more likely to engage with something that looks and feels like it’s coming from their own club, not a national campaign. That’s why we’ve created a set of 12...

Are Our Horses Fit Enough for What We Ask of Them?

[…] in horses is not just about appearance or how energetic they feel. Like human athletes, horses need conditioning that develops: Muscles Cardiovascular efficiency (how effectively the heart and body deliver oxygen during work) Energy systems within the body This is the basis of equine exercise physiology — understanding...

March CEO Report: Leading Pony Club Forward – At Home & Around The World

By Matt Helmers, PCA CEO  As the largest Equestrian organisation in Australia, stakeholder collaboration and advocacy continues to be important for PCA. This month the Pony Club International Alliance (PCIA) convened for its quarterly virtual meeting. The shared commitment to promote a strong international Pony Club community through equine education, friendship...

Hot Weather, Horse Welfare & Why Temperature Alone Isn’t the Measure

Hot weather poses real welfare risks for both horses and people. Pony Club Australia’s Hot Weather Policy exists to help organisers, coaches, parents and riders make informed decisions on if, when and how Pony Club activities should proceed during periods of high thermal load.   Hot weather affects everyone Pony...

Top Riders Shine at the 2025 Pony Club Tasmania State Trials

The 2025 Pony Club Tasmania State Eventing Championship, known as the State Trials, brought together 60 horse and rider combinations from across the state for an unforgettable three-day event on Tasmania’s North West Coast. Hosted by the North West Zone of Pony Club Tasmania from 8–10 March, the Championship made...

Caring for Horses in Extreme Heat: Heat Stress. Know the Signs, Act Fast

Hot weather can place serious stress on horses. If a horse is unable to cool itself properly, heat stress can develop. This is a welfare issue and, if not recognised and managed quickly, can become life-threatening. Horses that are working, competing or travelling in hot and humid conditions are particularly...

February CEO Report: Shaping 2026 Together at Pony Club

By Matt Helmers, PCA CEO As we welcome 2026 and commence another exciting calendar year, we also reflect on the achievements of the 2025. The annual report is being compiled with a detailed summary of the contributions from our broad network of stakeholders, in preparation for presentation and publication at...

Understanding How Your Horse’s Memory Works

The horse’s memory is excellent, in some ways better than our own. Horses remember places, objects, animals and people very well. Unlike humans, they cannot reflect on memories or deliberately revisit them. Because of this, their memories tend to remain intact over time. Humans can reflect, reinterpret and revisit past...

CANTER CON To Unite Australia’s Equestrian Coaching Community

CANTER CON is set to unite Australia’s equestrian coaching community in 2026, with organisers from Pony Club Australia (PCA), Equestrian Australia (EA),  and Riding for the Disabled Australia (RDA) joining forces to deliver a national event created specifically for coaches who want to connect, learn, and feel part of a...

Caring for Horses in Extreme Heat: Hydration, Salt & Smart Summer Choices

Hot weather can be tough on our horses. Across many parts of Australia, summer temperatures can place extra stress on ponies and horses, increasing the risk of dehydration, heat stress and fatigue. Looking after your horse in extreme heat isn’t just about comfort — it’s about welfare. The good news...

Pony Club Australia Christmas Photo Competition

Proudly supported by Lara Tweedie Equestrian This Christmas, we’re celebrating the fun, friendship and laughter that make Pony Club life so special — all year round! We’re not looking for Christmas-themed photos, but for authentic moments that show the joy, connection and inclusiveness of Pony Club in 2025. Think friends...

Protecting Your Pony Club Journey: A Guide to Equine Insurance

Being part of Pony Club Australia gives young riders the chance to learn, grow, and connect with their horses and the sport. Whether it is a first pony learning the basics or a more experienced mount advancing through higher levels, your horse is central to your Pony Club journey. Protecting...

More Than a Badge: Asha’s B Certificate Journey

[…] a badge”. “Recently, I have been fortunate enough to have achieved my Pony Club Australia B Certificate which was an experience that reinforced just how important education and animal welfare are at every level of riding. “I must be honest, for a long time I wasn’t that motivated...

14 Month Membership Returns for the Next Membership Year

By PCA Sports Development Officer Monil Shah We’re pleased to share that Pony Club Australia’s popular 14 Month Membership option will continue for the upcoming membership year for TAS./SA/VIC clubs and zones.  This initiative is designed to make joining Pony Club even more accessible for new and returning members, especially later in the membership year...

Staying Connected Safely — Social Media Age Restrictions

As a Major Partner of Pony Club Australia, Scootboot is committed to supporting Pony Club riders in building their knowledge of equine wellbeing and hoof care. Laminitis can be one of the most challenging pathologies a pony or horse can face. It often arrives suddenly and can cause significant pain,...

Inter-Pacific Exchange

Horsemanship, International Friendship and the Spirit of Pony Club The Inter-Pacific Exchange (IPE) is one of Pony Club’s most cherished international traditions — a meeting place for young equestrians across continents, a celebration of horsemanship and sportsmanship, and a bridge between cultures connected by a shared love of horses. Since...

PCIA International Mounted Games Exchange

The International Mounted Games Exchange (IMGE) is one of Pony Club’s most exciting international opportunities, bringing together young riders from around the world to compete, learn and connect through mounted games. Held annually in a different host country, the exchange blends competition with cultural experiences, giving riders the chance to...

China Pony Club Exchange

The Pony Club Australia China Exchange is a unique international opportunity that combines riding, cultural immersion and connection with riders from a very different environment. Delivered in partnership with China Pony Club, the exchange gives selected riders the chance to experience Pony Club in China while representing Australia in a...

PCIA Tetrathlon International Exchange

The 2024 Tetrathlon International Exchange was an incredible experience, bringing together Pony Club riders from around the world to compete, connect, and create lifelong memories.

PCIA International Quiz Exchange

The Pony Club International Alliance (PCIA) Quiz Exchange brings together Pony Club members from around the world to test their knowledge of horsemanship, Pony Club and equestrian life. Held in both in-person and virtual formats, the exchange gives riders the opportunity to represent Australia in a truly global competition —...

PCIA Virtual Jumping Equitation Competition

[…] Club International Alliance (PCIA) Virtual Jumping Competition provides Pony Club Australia members with the opportunity to represent their country in an international equitation-based jumping competition. Riders film and submit their rounds, which are judged alongside Pony Club competitors from around the world. It offers a practical pathway to...

PCIA Virtual Dressage Show

PCIA Virtual Dressage gives Pony Club Australia members the opportunity to compete internationally without leaving home. Riders film and submit dressage tests, which are judged alongside entries from Pony Clubs around the world. It’s a practical, accessible way to experience international competition while riding your own horse in a familiar...

Pony Club Australia Mounted Games National Championships

The Pony Club Australia Mounted Games National Championships is an exhilarating showcase of skill, speed and teamwork, where riders compete in fast-paced relay-style events that test their horsemanship, agility and coordination. This high-energy discipline captures the spirit of Pony Club, combining courage, athleticism and sportsmanship in a format that is...

2025 National Championships

[…] Memories The Pony Club Australia National Championships are the pinnacle of Pony Club competition — a biennial event that brings together top young riders from every state and territory to showcase their horsemanship, teamwork and sportsmanship across multiple disciplines. Held over several days, the Championships are a celebration...

PCA National Tetrathlon High Points Award

[…] High Points Award. To be eligible for this award, riders must meet the following jump height requirements, corresponding to their age groups:   Sub Junior (12 years and under): Minimum jump height of 70cm Junior (13 to 16 years): Minimum jump height of 85cm Senior (17 to 24...