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Join Pony Club
If horses are your thing, then pony club is for you! Pony Club is for ALL ages of riders and for horses and ponies alike. Learn to care for your horse like a pro. You can even go to horse shows! You don't have to have your own horse. Rocky Branch students may join and use a lesson horse or pony for Pony Club.
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Pictures of SSPC mounted meeting in 2005
Welcome to the Pony Club page! The Club Will Start Soon!!!
About Pony Club
Pony club requires a membership with national ($155) and regional ($40), both paid yearly. The monthly cost for pony club is $90 per month. This is non-cancelable, non-refundable, and paid at the first pony club meeting of the month. There are no make-ups for missed pony club lessons. If you do not have your own horse and would like to use a Rocky Branch horse or pony, you must be enrolled in weekly lessons additionally.
When are Meetings?
Pony club meets two times per month for Horse Management on the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays from 4-5 pm. Horse Management is a HUGE part of pony club. Pony Club members also ride a minimum of 2 times per month in addition to their regular weekly lessons.
What are the Pony Club Levels?
The first study guide is D1 level, followed by D2, then D3. You will want to order a pony club manual to help you study and learn.
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PONY CLUB MANUAL - BOOK
HORSE MANAGEMENT DOWNLOADS
Health Maintenace Record Book Fillable (pdf)
D1 Study Guide (pdf)
D2 Study Guide (pdf)
D3 Study Guide (pdf)
C 1 Study Guide (pdf)
C 2 Study Guide (pdf)
Horse Management badges (pdf)
Riding Badges (pdf)
D-1 Test Sheet (pdf)
D-2 HM Test Sheet (pdf)
Pony Club Study Schedule Details (pdf)
What does Pony Club Entail?
Incredible Horse Opportunities
Pony club offers scholarships, grants, and other educational opportunities both in and out of the saddle. Most Olympian and International level riders got their start in pony club. You will feel like an Olympian at Pony Club Championships!
What is Pony Club Championships Horse Show?
Rocky Branch Pony Club may attends USPC Championships each year in the summer. The process looks like this:
1. pony club member qualifying at a qualifying regional rally with at least the minimum score
2. being a minimum of age 10 January 1 of the Championship year
3. holding a minimum D2 certification level.
A Rocky Branch Pony Club member may lease a horse for Championships. Some requirements for this are
1. enrolled in minimum of 2 lessons per week
2. participating in the qualifying Dressage rally, the schooling or rated shows
3. participating in Horse Management classes
4. Assuming the cost of Champs related veterinary or care expenses. These do not include feed, board, farrier, or other basic or emergency related veterinary services. But may include coggins and health certifications for traveling to champs and qualifying events, medications, supplements, or services that are intended to support the horses' joints, soundness, or other things intended to keep the horse at his or her best self so that you can go to Champs and have a great experience.
5. The cost of hauling, stabling along the way, coaching, and your own Champs entry which includes board at Champs.
Pony Club Riding Lessons
Pony Club lessons are a minimum of twice a month. You will see marked progress and confidence as your rider participates in pony club and gets more saddle time. As part of pony club, we attend regional events, shows, competitions, and fun activities. You will have access to the horse or pony you ride as part of being a member of Rocky Branch Pony Club Riding Center.
Pony Club lessons are a discounted $45 rather than the $50 regular lesson fee.
Monthly tuition is $90 and includes two lessons on either the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays or 2nd and 4th Wednesdays
These discounted lessons are for pony club members only. Due to the discount, they can not be made up, canceled, or rescheduled. Each pony club operates uniquely with their own fees and lesson schedules and membership requirements.
Rocky Branch students that want to be in pony club must be enrolled in weekly lessons.
What is Horse Management?
Horse Management
We encourage students to join us for Horse Management class the 1st and 3rd Wednesdays of each month at 4-5 pm. Start by printing the D1 study guide, health and maintenance record book, and ordering the pony club manual, horse health and maintenance records.
Keep track of your horse's health and maintenance, including the cost so that you can be prepared to be responsible for your own horse.
