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In the late 50’s a group of keen horse loving people met in the beautiful old homestead of Newbold stud in Gawler River. Pat and Don Barkly started what was to be a place where kids and their back yard pony could gather and learn horse-mastership. This was the start of Gawler River pony club. It was the second pony club in S.A. That great horseman Tom Roberts was our teacher for the next 5 years and what a wonderful teacher he was.

Pony club has been a great start for children as it keeps them busy and away from loose ends. GRPC has been a successful and friendly club to many and let’s hope this will carry on through for another 50 years.

The first state ODE with the help of our members was hosted by Ron Scolls who let riders on his lovely Kersbrook property.

Barossa Lodge also held many ODE’S in which many of our members competed
Gawler must be proud to have a very healthy and happy committee of people who have steered many young horse lovers to better lives and given loving homes to many ponies and horses.

Our rallies are usually held the first Sunday of every month commencing at 9am unless their have been changes due to events happening. We currently have approximately 25 members including both Junior & Senior riders at all riding levels. It is always best for new riders to contact the club on KangarillaPonyclub@gmail.com or the club secretary sparrow_anna@hotmail.com if you are would like more information and are thinking of attending. 

Rallies start at 9:30 am - 12.30pm 
All Riders must have a helmet that is less than 5 years old 

All members are expected to help with working bees on our beautiful grounds and at PCASA Events throughout the year as part of their membership.

Richard was joined by daughter Chantelle as co-trainer in 2018 and together they have achieved outstanding success both locally and interstate.

They are proudly supported by wife Dianne and siblings James and Lillian who all share their love of horses. Dianne worked for a number of trainers as a young girl, including Ted & Russell Cameron, and held an Owner-Trainer Licence in the 90’s. James is currently heavily involved in day to day work for the stables.

Richard Jolly Racing prides itself on offering an extremely affordable and enjoyable racing experience for its owners.

We hope we have the opportunity to help you have some fun while you realise your goals and dreams. Platinum standard everything. Our website has lots of information. We offer the highest level of training  and instruction  Indoor arenas and out throughout the beautiful Adelaide Hills, Rural South Australia, also servicing Country, Interstate and Overseas clients with Clinics and Online.  

With over 45 years of experience (90 years experience between us) we offer a unique experience, different from anywhere else!  Call us if you are after world class standards, with the highest quality instruction and training of yourself, on one of our advanced school horses, or you with your horse.  Look before you book.

We are passionate about helping riders and handlers develop their knowledge and skills both under saddle and on the ground.  Through further education riders become very competent and caring horse people. Sadly too many horses are hurt accidentallfy through ignorance!

Clive Reed is a full time equestrian coach and horse trainer with more than 30 years experience.  He is a successful, competitive showjumping rider and respected coach. Clive is also one of the Australian National Jumping Selectors, being appointed to the four-year position in 2013.

Together with his wife Morya and a team of dedicated staff he operates a successful equestrian business from his home at the Northern Equestrian Centre in South Australia.

The property boasts excellent equestrian training facilities and is situated on the outskirts of Adelaide, only 40 minutes from the city centre. They specialise in Agistment, Coaching, Training Horses and Facility Hire. This equestrian facility is also used for visiting overseas riders of all ages wanting to live-in and experience the day-to-day horse experiences and undertake extensive coaching and training in a family setting.

Clive is a sought-after showjumping coach, conducting clinics and private coaching sessions here in Australia and overseas, and has a solid reputation in sourcing competition horses for clients all over the globe.

The Globe Derby Pony Club Inc (GDPC) was formed on 25th September 2018 and is located at the Globe Derby Equestrian Centre where we share the grounds with the Northern Adelaide Riding for the Disabled. The club was founded with a strong Committee, 10 riding members and 6 non-riding members.

For those new to Pony Club, here is a little bit of history. Pony Club began in the UK in 1929 with the establishment of the first Australian Pony Club in 1938. Pony Club is represented in 29 countries worldwide with a membership base exceeding 110,000 members. The Australian Pony Club Association is the largest in the world with a membership base exceeding 55,000 members. Australian Pony Clubs actively participate in state, national and international competitions.

Riding for the Disabled Association SA Inc is a voluntary, not for profit, organisation providing horse riding and related activities as sport, active recreation and basic therapy for people with disabilities.

Through horse riding at RDA SA, people of all ages can enjoy a safe, stimulating, healthy activity. We are an NDIS registered provider. Riding for the Disabled (RDA) is a worldwide movement represented internationally by the Federation of Horses in Education and Therapy International (HETI), nationally by Riding for the Disabled Association of Australia Ltd. (RDAA) and within Australia by State bodies.

Riding for the Disabled was first incorporated in South Australia in 1972, when horse riding therapy was still in its infancy in Australia. RDASA became a registered NDIS provider when the program was rolled out in South Australia in July 2013.

Riding for the Disabled Association SA Inc (RDA SA) has 12 accredited centres run entirely by volunteers.

Riding for the Disabled Association SA Inc is a voluntary, not for profit, organisation providing horse riding and related activities as sport, active recreation and basic therapy for people with disabilities.

Through horse riding at RDA SA, people of all ages can enjoy a safe, stimulating, healthy activity. We are an NDIS registered provider. Riding for the Disabled (RDA) is a worldwide movement represented internationally by the Federation of Horses in Education and Therapy International (HETI), nationally by Riding for the Disabled Association of Australia Ltd. (RDAA) and within Australia by State bodies.

Riding for the Disabled was first incorporated in South Australia in 1972, when horse riding therapy was still in its infancy in Australia. RDASA became a registered NDIS provider when the program was rolled out in South Australia in July 2013.

Riding for the Disabled Association SA Inc (RDA SA) has 12 accredited centres run entirely by volunteers.

Riding for the Disabled Association SA Inc is a voluntary, not for profit, organisation providing horse riding and related activities as sport, active recreation and basic therapy for people with disabilities.

Through horse riding at RDA SA, people of all ages can enjoy a safe, stimulating, healthy activity. We are an NDIS registered provider. Riding for the Disabled (RDA) is a worldwide movement represented internationally by the Federation of Horses in Education and Therapy International (HETI), nationally by Riding for the Disabled Association of Australia Ltd. (RDAA) and within Australia by State bodies.

Riding for the Disabled was first incorporated in South Australia in 1972, when horse riding therapy was still in its infancy in Australia. RDASA became a registered NDIS provider when the program was rolled out in South Australia in July 2013.

Riding for the Disabled Association SA Inc (RDA SA) has 12 accredited centres run entirely by volunteers.

Riding for the Disabled Association SA Inc is a voluntary, not for profit, organisation providing horse riding and related activities as sport, active recreation and basic therapy for people with disabilities.

Through horse riding at RDA SA, people of all ages can enjoy a safe, stimulating, healthy activity. We are an NDIS registered provider. Riding for the Disabled (RDA) is a worldwide movement represented internationally by the Federation of Horses in Education and Therapy International (HETI), nationally by Riding for the Disabled Association of Australia Ltd. (RDAA) and within Australia by State bodies.

Riding for the Disabled was first incorporated in South Australia in 1972, when horse riding therapy was still in its infancy in Australia. RDASA became a registered NDIS provider when the program was rolled out in South Australia in July 2013.

Riding for the Disabled Association SA Inc (RDA SA) has 12 accredited centres run entirely by volunteers.