The Adelaide Plains Equestrian Club (APEC) is a not for profit club established by a group of local horse enthusiasts who want to create a multi-discipline club to provide a benefit to horse owners, riders and social enthusiasts. The main goal of this club is to create a friendly, relaxed environment to encourage all members to participate in enjoyable & safe horse riding, ownership and other equine related social or educational pursuits. Visit Facebook.

Located in the beautiful Shepherds Hill Reserve, Marion Riding Club is a small and friendly club catering to riders of all ages and abilities across multiple disciplines. The club aims to promote horse riding and the care and training of horses. Rallies are held most Sundays from March to November, and members enjoy sessions with qualified instructors at minimal cost. Visit Facebook.

A friendly & fun group of people who all have the same interests. Sunday Mornings 9am – 2pm. We have instruction days (flatwork, jumping and novelties), Gymkhanas, Handy Horse, Fancy Dress, Beach Rides, Forest Rides, Open Shows, Combined Training Days and Dressage Competitions. Visit Facebook.

Murray Bridge Riding Club provides a range of horse riding activities, quality instruction and social activites including monthly rallys, Dressage Days, Showjumping, Gymkhanas, Cross Country training and various other activities.

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We cater for all ages and abilities, from 'joeys' to adult riders and experienced riders alike.

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Orroroo Equine Club, based at the Orroroo Racecourse, is a family orientated Club, promoting safe riding and enjoyment of horses. The club particularly encourages young & older riders, whether novice or more advanced.  Activities include trail riding, hacking, western, novelties, barrel racing, low-level jumping, etc.  Any suitable riding attire, safe gear is able to be used.  Approved Helmets & Boots MUST be worn.  The club holds a Rally Day usually on the first Sunday of each month with Competition Days spread throughout the Season which starts January – December. Enq Secretary

Promote teaching sound, well balanced horse handling skill.Encourage safe riding for both horse and rider. Offer a wide range of teaching skills to encourage all ages and experience levels. Facilities include full size dressage arena and cross country course Visit Facebook. Photo Nicola Sharp.

Pegasus Pony Club is the longest running pony club in South Australia, with its 50th anniversary being in 2003. Located in Golden Grove, Pegasus Pony Club welcomes riding and social members of all ages.  Visit Facebook.

The aims of Pony Club is to encourage young people to ride and to learn to enjoy all kinds of sports connected with horses and riding. -To provide instruction in riding and horsemanship and to instil in members the proper care of their animals. -To promote the highest ideals of sportsmanship, citizenship and loyalty, thereby cultivating strength of character and self discipline in the members. Visit Facebook Photo. Kylie Weltman

RDA Centres provide suitable horses, trained volunteer helpers, accredited RDA coaches, riding and safety equipment to run a range of equestrian activities including structured riding classes, recreational horse riding, hippotherapy, mounted games/competitive riding, vaulting, carriage driving, dressage, & equestrian camps.  Visit Facebook page.

A group for horse riders and owners alike, who share a common goal to enjoy their horses no matter what they do with them. All levels of riders and non-riders are welcome at SAFE, from beginners through to more advanced. Novice and nervous riders especially welcome. Social events also organised. Visit Facebook.

Southern Hills Pony Club is situated in the vibrant historical township of Willunga on Railway Terrace. Our club is full of friendly and fun families. Our facilities include all an weather arena, enclosed pony paddock area, large open grass area for showjumping, and equipment for practising all disciplines, ample day yards for horses and ponies and our large clubrooms. Visit Facebook

Western Districts Riding Club was founded in the 1950s and is the oldest riding club in South Australia. WDRC caters for riders of all ages and abilities and has in-house Accredited Instructors to assist members to increase their riding and horsemanship knowledge and skills. Families will enjoy the friendly social atmosphere of the club. The club meets at Trinity College Equestrian Grounds, Gawler. Visit Facebook.