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Riding in the Scottish Borders is certainly an inclusive experience. Nowhere more so than during the various annual 'Common Ridings' and 'Rideouts' where it's possible to see or indeed join hundreds of other riders galloping together freely across open moorland - a truly thrilling experience. These exhilarating festivals are not for everyone however. If you want to have great fun, feel part of a riding group and develop your own riding potential to the full, there are many contrasting associations, clubs and organisations in the Borders that will welcome you.
Being part of a like-minded group is all part of riding fun. You won't have far to look to find something that is just right, regardless of your age. Whether you're a 'daredevil desperado' or perhaps more 'mellow and mature' in the saddle, there is much to choose from if you want to join up!
In the Borders we have excellent Riding Clubs and Pony Clubs. A number of national organisations also have either branches, representatives and of course many members in our region. The British Horse Society Scotland, Scottish Carriage Driving Association, Riding for the Disabled, British Equestrian Vaulting. The Border Reivers Polo Club, The Scottish Endurance Riding Club, The Classical Riding Club and The Scottish Equestrian Association are all well represented offering quite literally something for everyone.
We also have many other organisations who play a vital role in developing sustainable equestrian business in the Borders and beyond.
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