Why Join Pony Club Victoria
Pony Club Victoria (PCV) is a vibrant youth-focused equestrian organization that fosters a lifelong passion for horses through education, safety, fun, and community. As part of Pony Club Australia, PCV offers structured programs for riders of all ages and abilities, emphasizing horse welfare, skill development, and personal growth.

Key Benefits of Membership
Receive regular coaching from qualified instructors in disciplines like dressage, show jumping, cross-country, and horse care. Follow an internationally recognized Syllabus of Instruction to earn proficiency certificates and advance your riding abilities.
Ride in controlled, family-oriented settings with a strong emphasis on risk management, horse welfare, and child safety. Clubs adhere to strict policies to ensure enjoyable and secure experiences.
Members benefit from personal accident and public liability insurance during club-sanctioned activities, rallies, and events, provided through partners like Gow-Gates. Coaches also receive extended insurance for teaching.
Build lasting friendships and enjoy the social side of Pony Club. Children join for fun and peers, while adults participate for family bonding, introducing horses, and community involvement.
Types of Membership
All memberships are managed through JustGo — the national Pony Club Australia database. Fees include national (PCA), state (PCV), and zone levies. Club fees are set locally and vary — contact your club for exact annual costs.
Age eligibility is assessed as at 1 January of the membership year.
How to Join
Give it a go
Start with a Come & Try day to experience a rally.
(up to 3 trials allowed).
Join online
Apply to be a member via the JustGo system.
FAQs
Riding memberships are for those under 25 (juniors under 17, seniors 17-24). Adults 25+ can join as supporters, coaches, or officials.
Fees vary by club but are around $200-300 annually for riding members, including national and state levies. Contact your club for precise quotes, as they add local fees for facilities and activities.
No! Many clubs offer "Riders Without Horses" options or shared horses for rallies for those without equine ownership.
Membership provides personal accident insurance (up to certain limits) and public liability coverage for approved Pony Club activities, but it doesn't cover horse veterinary costs.
Yes, some clubs offer "Adult Riding Member" options for those 25+, but it's less common—check with your club. Most adults participate as supporters or coaches.
Membership renewals open in June via JustGo. Clubs may offer prorated fees for mid-year joins, but full benefits start January 1.
PCV welcomes beginners! Start with Come & Try days and progress through certificates (D to A levels) for skill development.

