The Dressage Schooling Show Series now counts for points with the CDS, San Diego Schooling Circuit and California Western Dressage Association High Points. We have something for everyone!

Our shows are intended for young riders, green horses and riders looking to get show experience. We offer a fun environment with ribbons and high point of the day awards. PVRA members are encouraged to nominate early for year-end prizes and awards. Snacks, refreshments and lunch will be available at The Chuck Wagon. We look forward to seeing you!

Competitions will use the USAWE United States Rules for Working Equitation Version 5.1. Please make sure you have a copy of the current USAWE rules.

Although membership in USAWE is not required to compete at these shows, we strongly encourage all participants to join the USAWE national organization.

Family friendly, dogs welcome (on a leash at all times).

PVRA Gymkhana Shows follow the California Gymkhana Association rules and use the 13 CGA patterns.

We offer a fun environment with ribbons and high point of the day awards. PVRA members are encouraged to nominate early for year-end prizes and awards. We look forward to seeing you!

The PVRA Fun Show Series is designed to offer some serious fun! All level of riders and horses are welcome! With inexpensive classes for anyone who wants to try showing, would like to practice a new discipline or school their horse/rider! You don’t need any fancy equipment or an expensive horse.

Poway Polo Club is here to provide safe, enjoyable Arena Polo for everyone from the experienced player to the new player just starting out. All levels of riders and horses are welcome!

Contact: info@powaypoloclub.com

Website: www.powaypoloclub.com

Poway Valley Pony Club (PVPC) was founded in June 1982 and is a Southern California Region affiliate of the United States Pony Clubs. Our program accepts members ages 7 and up, as well as adults. (We even had a member in her 70s!) Members ride in lessons four to eight times a month in groups that are formed according to student ability. Members also participate in unmounted (horse management) lessons. The Pony Club curriculum is designed to provide leadership experience, having experienced members help and mentor new and younger members. Meetings are held at the Poway Valley Riders Association, home of the Poway Rodeo, and are led by highly experienced professional instructors.

WE ARE A PRCA-SANCTIONED RODEO.

The idea of a Rodeo in Poway was started by two Poway Valley Riders Association members, John Walker and Jack Miller. It took them several years to prepare and make all of the necessary arrangements to sponsor a sanctioned PRCA Rodeo in Poway. They and their wives traveled to Oklahoma City, to the National Finals Rodeo, spending their own money, to make the contacts with the PRCA, stock contractors, specialty acts, and rodeo announcer Bob Tallman. Thru their efforts PVRA, The Lions Club, and the Poway Chamber of Commerce formed the Poway Rodeo Committee and produced the first Poway Rodeo in 1973.

Drill Team = A group trained, especially for exhibition purposes, in precision.

​And that is exactly what the Shooting Stars Drill team achieves. They practice for many weeks and perform at the Poway Rodeo and other events in California.

Riding fast, good times and bling!