Pony Club
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Sep 29, 2026
Start Ready, Finish Proud | Sandra Cheek & the Equine Distance Riding Association
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3:40Sandra CheekGUEST
have a bit of a Canadian accent, even though I've been down here for many years down here being the States.
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3:47Sandra CheekGUEST
I took riding lessons and I was in Pony Club, which was very wonderful program in Edmonton where I grew up and
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3:55Christina HykeHOST
gave me an opportunity to take riding
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3:57Sandra CheekGUEST
lessons and learn about horse management and care and equipment and all that stuff.
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4:01Sandra CheekGUEST
So it was really good.
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4:03Sandra CheekGUEST
But I got into Hunter Jumper because Pony Club is very British oriented and that's kind of where you end up.
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4:09Sandra CheekGUEST
I got my first horse and did Hunter Jumper with them through university pretty successfully and then had a long hiatus where I was a nomadic traveler.
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4:19Sandra CheekGUEST
in Europe for a while.
Hollie Doyle: From Pony Racing to Record Breaker
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4:31Hollie DoyleGUEST
Um, but it was always, you know, riding that was president.
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4:35Hollie DoyleGUEST
But, um, yeah, growing up I did pony club and all of the disciplines.
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4:38Hollie DoyleGUEST
You know, the triathlons.
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4:40Tristan PhippsHOST
Mm.
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47:55Pippa FunnellHOST
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47:56Pippa FunnellHOST
I, I also think there's a real lack of that sort of education.
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48:01Pippa FunnellHOST
You know, I think you're lucky you came through the Pony Club.
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48:04Pippa FunnellHOST
I came through the Pony Club.
Episode 48: I'm Overstimulated
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51:37MariaHOST
This is why I'm just, I'm having a hard time with this is the current environment is not conducive to learning horsemanship skills.
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51:47MariaHOST
It's not what it was like when we were growing up and what a lot of individuals are like growing up where you had pony club.
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51:52MariaHOST
Like I think pony club still exists.
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51:54MariaHOST
So
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51:56NoraHOST
I actually like because my barn is very small.
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52:22NoraHOST
So, yeah.
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52:22NoraHOST
So, like, I actually have thought about it.
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52:25NoraHOST
And I'm like – because there's a pony club near us, Ragnar Hunt.
Alice Fox-Pitt: Why Equestrian Sport Needs Better Storytelling
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7:23Alice Fox-PittGUEST
And with British eventing over here now, you can compete at British eventing when you're 12.
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7:28Alice Fox-PittGUEST
Like when I was growing up, you know, you did the pony club.
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7:31Alice Fox-PittGUEST
right through.
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7:32Alice Fox-PittGUEST
You didn't start eventing until you were a novice because there was nothing lower than novice.
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7:38Alice Fox-PittGUEST
So you were going in at eight to 10.
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7:39Alice Fox-PittGUEST
So everything you did was preparing you for that, whether that was Hunter Trials or Pony Club or whatever it was.
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7:45Alice Fox-PittGUEST
So for me growing up, it was just about the horse really, you know, I, I enjoyed school.
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7:51Alice Fox-PittGUEST
I enjoyed other things, but my holidays were spent.
Ros Canter: Olympic Gold, Burghley and the Horses Behind It All
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2:39Ros CanterGUEST
I've got two older sisters, but we're very close in age.
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2:42Ros CanterGUEST
So we had a great time galloping on the stubble fields, playing cowboys and Indians, pretending mum and dad were the baddies and we were trying to race away from them and just doing all Pony Club activities.
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2:56Ros CanterGUEST
And the eventing, I think, was really what kind of ticked mum's box the days out and going cross-country schooling and things like that.
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3:03Ros CanterGUEST
And she was very happy to ferry us around.
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3:05Ros CanterGUEST
We had a three horse trailer and our three ponies went in.
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3:09Ros CanterGUEST
And I think we became kind of quite well known in our teenage years because we all had grey horses.
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3:14Ros CanterGUEST
And one of our funniest memories is that we tied them all up, probably rather stupidly, to go and walk a course once at a Pony Club one day event.
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3:22Ros CanterGUEST
And they all got loose and went and rolled in a stubble field.
EPISODE 49: Is Horsemaniship really dead?
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29:46ArianeHOST
And over in Europe, we ride better.
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29:48ArianeHOST
But what are solutions that we have in this country to fix the rise of horsemanship and Pony club for sure.
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29:55ArianeHOST
So I actually went on the pony club website.
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29:57ArianeHOST
There's two in central Florida.
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29:59ArianeHOST
You can start your own pony club.
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30:01KristenHOST
And
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30:02ArianeHOST
I think that people that are great horsemen and horsewomen that have great horsemanship, I think utilize those people as a resource.
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31:31ArianeHOST
And I think that, you know, kindness
Revisit: Extreme Horse Women with Liz Halliday Sharp for September 10, 2026
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9:41Glenn HebertHOST
So, you know, it's going to be fun to talk to her.
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9:43Glenn HebertHOST
And we found out after I booked this that my wife was in Pony Club with her.
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9:50Glenn HebertHOST
They were in the same Pony Club.
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9:52Glenn HebertHOST
Who wasn't your wife in Pony Club? I know, I know.
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9:56Glenn HebertHOST
So, you know, it's funny how life works out.
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9:58Glenn HebertHOST
But she moved around.
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9:59Glenn HebertHOST
She was only in this pony club for a short time.
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10:01Glenn HebertHOST
But Jennifer went, oh, I was in pony club with her.
Live at Burghley - Keeping Up with the Fox-Pitts!
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3:18Alice Fox-PittGUEST
My mum bred a couple.
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3:20Alice Fox-PittGUEST
I started eventing on a home bred and did the pony club area trials and the pony club championships.
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3:25Alice Fox-PittGUEST
I did my first intermediate on him.
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3:27Alice Fox-PittGUEST
And I just have always had this passion for the horse.
Meeting Royalty at Burghley!
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10:44Esme HiggsHOST
And she was like, "Oh, we met before." I was like, "Oh yeah, yeah.
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10:46Esme HiggsHOST
Pony Club conference nine years ago, probably don't remember." And I can't remember what our, how our conversation went 'cause I think I blacked out a little bit.
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10:53Esme HiggsHOST
But um, [laughs] it was something along the, along the lines of, "Oh yeah, you must have grown up a lot since then." 'Cause obviously, um, I'm s- I'm still, you know, I, I, I quite like to think of myself as still quite young.
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11:05Esme HiggsHOST
[laughs] Although the big 25 is quite scary.
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11:07Esme HiggsHOST
Quite a scary number.
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11:08Esme HiggsHOST
Um, but no, and then, and then she started asking me about Pony Club and I was like, and then [laughs] the World Horse Welfare lady was like, "Esme is a patron for World Horse." I was like, "Yes.
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11:16Esme HiggsHOST
This is, well I need to talk about World Horse Welfare." [laughs] That, that is the main charity.
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11:20Esme HiggsHOST
And then she quickly moved on.
Katelyn McDonald: Life in the fast lane
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2:31Katelyn McDonaldGUEST
I was lucky enough to grow up in a racing family, just always surrounded by horses and ponies.
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2:36Katelyn McDonaldGUEST
being able to go to Pony Club and doing whatever I needed to do with the horses.
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2:40Katelyn McDonaldGUEST
This real deep connection with them and always loved the industry, always loved going fast, loved the thrill of it.
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2:48Katelyn McDonaldGUEST
Just super lucky to
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