Charlotte Equestrian Club

06/21/2024

Last day of Farm Camp 2024

06/19/2024

More camp pics!

06/19/2024

Camp 2024!

05/05/2024

Charlotte Equestrian Club's yearly Farm Camp is now open for registration.
June 17-21
Ages 6-12
8:30am - 2:30pm


https://www.charlotteequestrianclub.com/farm-camp

08/15/2023

We are looking for beginner instructors. Please send resume to

06/18/2023

Farm Camp 2023 session 2

06/18/2023

Just too cute not to share! Fun and furry friends!

06/12/2023

Farm Camp 2023!!

04/05/2023

ISO lesson-type horse. Beginners. More whoa than go.

Send me what you have!

04/05/2023

We’re at it again! Charlotte Equestrian Club is hosting their 10th annual Farm Camp! We have a few spots left and would love to host your little camper!

Camp dates are as follows:

Session 1: FULL
Session 2: June 12-16
Session 3: June 19-23
Session 4: June 26-30

Click the form below for more details and to register!

Please complete the below registration form and indemnity & liability waiver. Camp times are 8:30am - 2:30pm on the dates listed below. Questions? Contact us at (704) 609-7100 or email us at [email protected].

03/24/2023

ISO a seasoned instructor to help with our growing business! Prefer evenings/weekend help but willing to entertain other availability.

If interested, send me your resume and a video of you riding and/or teaching.

Send above to [email protected].

Looking forward to hearing from you!

03/24/2023

https://www.tiktok.com/t/ZTRvMnbb1/

03/22/2023

Please donate! This is my dear friend and her beautiful girls, working to help other families in need.

02/01/2023

Farm Camp 2023!! We have a Spring Break Camp and Summer Camps. Sign up on website www.CharlotteEquestrianClub.com

01/26/2023

2023 Farm Camp registration is open!! We are also officially a spring break camp!!! Check it out and register on our website www.charlotteequestrianclub.com

12/21/2022

Wisdom for all riders from Carl Hester: “Self-carriage is really easy to see. It’s that tension into the hand that we were just talking about with Valegro the first place you see it is through the whole of the top line of the horse. The best thing you can do for self-carriage is the give and re-take of the reins. It is amazing how you forget to do that when you ride on your own. That constant giving the hand, taking, giving, taking, making sure that the outline is stable, the mouth is soft. You only have to look at the mouth to know how it is working, the horse is carrying its own head and neck.”
https://www.horsemagazine.com/thm/2021/02/balance-self-carriage-and-the-importance-of-rider-position/

11/09/2022

We are once again looking for a riding instructor! Please send resume and video of you riding and teaching.

07/20/2022

We are looking for Morning and weekend help immediately. Also looking for a working student to tack for lessons in the evenings. Must be able to handle horses and tack up without assistance. Please pm me with your availability and experience.

03/02/2022

We are hiring! Looking forward someone to take over daily management of farm and beginner lessons, and camp. If you think this is in your wheel house please PM me with your resume and videos or you riding and teaching.

01/27/2022

Check out our fun morning with WBTV!

https://qclife.wbtv.com/2022/01/25/learning-ride-horse-charlotte-equestrian-club/

Do you know how to ride a horse?

01/13/2022

Jeffery living his best life!