Zone 16 Pony Club NSW is a sports club located in the Palerang Council area. The club aims to encourage young people to participate in horse riding and various sports related to horses. Their primary goal is to provide instruction on riding and horsemanship, allowing children and young adults to learn and enjoy equestrian activities.
Zone 16 Pony Club focuses not only on the development of riding skills but also on teaching important values such as sportsmanship, citizenship, loyalty, and the proper care of ponies and horses. By participating in the club, members have the opportunity to grow both as riders and individuals.
The club offers a variety of events and activities throughout the year. These include rally days, where members come together for lessons, practise, and friendly competitions. There are also come and try days for those interested in joining the club or getting a taste of what it's like to ride and be part of the equestrian community.
In addition to their own club events, Zone 16 Pony Club also participates in zone events, state events, and even national events. This gives members the chance to compete at higher levels and gain valuable experience in the equestrian world.
The club provides resources such as lesson plans, games toolkits, and equipment booking to support the learning and development of its members. They also have affiliations with several other pony clubs in the area, including Belconnen Pony Club, Bungendore Pony Club, and Michelago Pony Club, among others.
Zone 16 Pony Club has implemented COVID-19 safety measures to ensure the well-being of its members and comply with government regulations. The club has guidelines in place for uniform requirements and provides instructions for check-in processes at rallies using QR codes.
Anyone interested in joining Zone 16 Pony Club or learning more about their activities can find further information on their website and social media pages. The club welcomes stories, photos, and suggestions from members and encourages active participation and engagement within the equestrian community.