October 31, 2024 (Lexington, KY) — Over the past seven decades, the United States Pony Clubs (USPC) has served more than 175,000 members and counting. For many, Pony Club is the start of lifelong involvement with horses. But the impact of the United States Pony Clubs over 70 years extends far beyond the barn. In addition to horse care and riding, the Pony Club program teaches important life skills and values, including teamwork, leadership, service, stewardship, and dedication. Even more than that, it is a passion and a way of life for anyone who has been involved. Officially founded on February 24, 1954, to teach safe riding and the proper care of horses, USPC is celebrating 70 years of equestrian education in 2024. Over that time, the impact of USPC on the horse world is impressive. Pony Club has provided thousands of equestrians with a solid foundation in horsemanship, including numerous Olympians who got their start through Pony Club. One of those Olympians is David O’Connor, wh
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2025 USPC Convention
