Local businessmen purchased the facility in 1934 and later enrolled members to defray operating costs. Today more than 600 members, participants in sixteen major horse shows, and a variety of catered banquets enjoy fine dining in the full service clubhouse and share the unique atmosphere afforded by the show grounds and horse facilities. The facility is ideally suited for special events, receptions, dinners, and parties. Membership applications are welcome. Permanent boarders stabled in three barns have access to the grounds indoor arena, four outdoor rings, pastures and turnout areas.
Full board includes feeding, cleaning, and use of jumps and the show ring.
The Horseshoe Trail passes two miles south of the club, and meets the Appalachian Trail at Manada Gap, near the Indiantown Gap military reservation. Membership is required for boarding, schooling or instruction. Quentin Riding Club is one of the most popular showgrounds in the mid-Atlantic region, and hosts sixteen horse show events each year. The QRC also hosts its own events, the 67 th annual Fall Horse Show, held Labor Day weekend, and the four part fun show series. The series, with Wednesday night shows held monthly throughout the summer, offers a wide variety of divisions and series high point awards, and is a great start for beginners, amateurs, youth and newly acquired or young horses.