The Thoroughbred Breeders’ Association of SA is a valuable source of information on all things Thoroughbred, and should be the first point of contact for any person seeking information on any aspect of the South African bloodstock industry, especially international visitors looking to travel to and invest here.
Continue reading →If you want to register your foals so that they have papers to prove their welsh breeding or if you want to show your pony in Welsh classes at any of the available shows throughout the country you will need to become a member of the Welsh Pony and Cob Society of SA.
Continue reading →The Gauteng Horse Society t/a Kyalami Park Club represents Horse Owners, Riders and Social Enthusiasts (H.O.R.S.E). As a club, we run many events throughout the year, covering most equestrian disciplines. We are an inclusive Equestrian club that caters for all riders inthe Gauteng and surrounding community, regardless of riding level. We also welcome members from other provinces.
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Continue reading →The Society strives to promote and develop the Cape boerperd breed. The society is also known as the Kaapse Boerperd Telersgenootskap.
Continue reading →The Arab Horse Society of SA promotes and encourages the breeding and improvement of Arab, Shagya Arab, Anglo Arab, part-bred Arab, part-bred Shagya Arab, Pintabian and Foundation Pintabian horses
Continue reading →The Society strives to promote and develop the Lippizaner horse breed. The South African Lipizzaner Centre (NPO) is a renowned equestrian establishment located just outside of Paarl in the Western Cape. Our work is dedicated to the preservation of the magnificent Lipizzaner horse in South Africa, and our training follows the strict principles and traditions of classical dressage and the haute ècole.
Continue reading →The SA Equine Trade Council oversees all equine exports in South Africa
Continue reading →The SA Equine Veterinary Association (a group of the SAVA) is dedicated to improve the health and welfare of equines through professional development of its members, providing leadership and resources in matters pertaining to the equine industry.
Continue reading →The Polocrosse Association of South Africa (PASA) is made up of various clubs throughout South Africa. The clubs are divided into the following provinces – Natal, MpumalangEastern Province, Western Province, Orange Free State, Limpopo and Gauteng.
PASA is an affordable equestrian organisation, they promote all levels of riders, there are frequent international tours for the open age group, veterans, u25, u19, u16 and u14 age groups. Younger players are not limited according to their age, if they are good enough they are old enough! Women and Men get equal opportunities to represent their provinces and country.
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