Dardanup Horse & Pony Club

Dardanup Horse & Pony Club is a sports club located in the Shire of Dardanup in Western Australia. The club was formed in 1997 due to the lack of space in the nearest pony club to accommodate more members. Jenny Trigwell organised a meeting to gauge interest in forming a local club, and the overwhelming response led to the establishment of the Dardanup Horse & Pony Club.

The club caters to riders aged between 4 and 25, offering Pony Club rallies on the 4th Sunday of every month. These rallies are divided into different groups, ranging from lead line riders to associate riders. It provides a friendly and supportive environment for riders to develop their skills, make new friends, and build their confidence under the guidance of experienced riding coaches.

The Dardanup Horse & Pony Club is located at the Dardanup Equestrian Centre, which is renowned as the top equestrian facility in the South West region. The club enjoys access to excellent club rooms and equestrian facilities, including a large outdoor arena and a cross country course. This allows members to experience the best that the South West has to offer in terms of equestrian activities.

If you are interested in joining and staying updated with the latest news and updates from the club, you can connect with Dardanup Horse & Pony Club through their website.

For enquiries and contact information, the club has a dedicated committee with members who can be reached via email. The committee consists of the President, Lana Chircop; Vice-President, Jo Fitzpatrick; Secretary, Emma Clarke; Treasurer, Liz Watkins; and Coach Co-ordinator, Georgie Colebrook. The club's physical address is 66 Garvey Road, Dardanup West, Western Australia 6236.

Overall, the Dardanup Horse & Pony Club offers a welcoming and inclusive environment for equestrian enthusiasts to come together, learn, and thrive in their passion for horse riding. Whether you are a beginner or an experienced rider, the club provides opportunities for skill development, competition participation, and most importantly, the chance to form lasting friendships within the local equestrian community.